2004 Honda CRF

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Honda CRF450r the motorcycle hasn't had 5 gal. of gas ran through it. I'm 50 years old and it's just to much bike. You can't keep the front end down even in 5th gear. Over $1600 in after market items added. Devol Radiator guards $149.00 Renthal twinwall bars $129.00 Over size bar clamps $58.00 Renthal Twin ring sprocket $145.00 Renthal 520 R3 o-ring chain $90.00 FMF 4.1 complete stainless exhaust with power bomb $645.00 Turner over size pegs $79.00 Pro Moto Billet kick stand $149.00 Decal Works Custom decals $260.00 Rear caliper guard Gear saver guard chain adjustment blocks Rubber studs still on the tires & I have original sprockets (new) The Bike is truly show room new. I'm sure you can buy one for $2000. that's beat Call me and come check it out, you won't be disappointed.On Sep-21-14 at 09:41:30 PDT, seller added the following information: If you have -0- purchase history please don't waste my time and others by bidding the bike up then dropping out after you win. On Sep-26-14 at 01:04:37 PDT, seller added the following information: Contact me at 814-476-7437 if you have any questions On Sep-26-14 at 01:46:12 PDT, seller added the following information: I'm getting killed with questions I hope this helps answer everyone, and I apologize for answering with a "? "mark to close out your questions. The bike hasn't been reconditioned, no new plastics to make it look nice. It's original and if you've had a bike you know how quick the boots mark up the engine case, I have no wear on my bike. You can pay in cash the day you pick it up, and if you get here and it's not all I say it is then just walk away. I'm 51 years old now and I'm not hurting for money, I'd just like to make some room in my garage. On Sep-26-14 at 15:30:10 PDT, seller added the following information: Reserved lowered to $3200.00 On Sep-27-14 at 08:03:50 PDT, seller added the following information: The "reserve" has been hit! If you win the bid I have no problem after the $500.00 deposit and rest to be paid in person. "cash" at that time if you feel the bike isn't show room new. You can have your $500.00 back and walk away. Do yourself a favor and just look up the cost of a stainless exhaust, and some of the other parts that was added. You can buy a cheaper bike and end up putting $1000 to $1500 into getting a tired engine running strong. With the add on items I've got over $7600.00 invested. It's like getting a New Bike at less than half the cost.