1995 Honda

This is a 1995 RVF 400 that has been in lowside at Spokane Raceway Park. The negative aspects of the bike should be obvious from the photos (it's a wreck). The bike needs to be reassembled, and is missing many mounting bolts and screws. It also needs a an ignitor. The forks had some slight pitting so I had them re-chromed in Lewiston, Idaho, and it shows. They worked fine when the bike was running, but the finish on the chrome, as you can see from the photos, is not anywhere near the original. The case around the instruments has been replaced, but it is missing the dial that adjusts the trip mileage. Additionally, the bike does not include the windscreen. The mounting hardware for the instruments, and front fairing need to be replaced, and it needs a right hand clip on. The bike ran well before I crashed it, but has been sitting for about 4 years. The tank is new, but the mounting tabs were bent during shipping. Please see the photos. The bodywork for the tail section is new, as are the seats. The bike does have a clear title in Washington State, but is only titled as a Honda 400. I bought the bike in California. Sometime prior to my purchase, additional digits appear to have been stamped in the head tube above the original VIN. The bike has been titled in Idaho and Washington, but neither state recognized the model. I cannot guarantee that the buyer will be able to transfer the title to their state. Local pickup only. For a delivery fee, I may be willing to deliver to the Seattle or Portland area. Please email with any questions. I am often unable to answer emails during the work day, so I usually respond in the evenings. On Jun-06-11 at 18:28:45 PDT, seller added the following information: You may be able to tell from the photos, but I was mistaken about the bike needing an ignitor. It is the Regulator that is missing, not the ignitor. As mentioned in the ad, some parts are missing. I have tried to describe this to the best of my ability, but this is a project that is not 100% complete, and there may be unexpected parts that the winning bidder will have to find and purchase separately. As such, the bike is sold as is. Thanks for looking.