Honda CB1000R Naked Petrol Manual Euro 4 (146 ps) 998cc
2020 (70 reg) | 8,500 miles
£5,555
Naked | 998cc | 143BHP | Manual | Petrol

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Honda CB1000R Naked Petrol Manual Euro 4 (146 ps) 998cc
2020 (70 reg) | 8,500 miles
£5,555
Naked | 998cc | 143BHP | Manual | Petrol

Honda ST1300 Pan European 1261cc
2007 (07 reg) | 37,252 miles
£2,250
Sports Tourer | 1261cc | Manual | Petrol

Honda CBR600RR Super Sports Petrol Manual 599cc
2009 (09 reg) | 6,500 miles
£5,250
Super Sports | 599cc | Manual | Petrol

Honda CBF1000 Naked Petrol Manual (97 ps) 998cc
2007 (07 reg) | 26,338 miles
£2,595
Naked | 998cc | 96BHP | Manual | Petrol

Honda ADV 350 Scooter Petrol CVT V-Belt Euro 5 (29 ps) 330cc
2022 (22 reg) | 47,500 miles
£3,250
Scooter | 330cc | 29BHP | Automatic | Petrol

Honda NC750X Euro 5 745cc
2021 (71 reg) | 5,813 miles
£5,399
Adventure | 745cc | 58BHP | Manual | Petrol

Honda CB125F 125cc
2016 (66 reg) | 17,000 miles
£1,599
Naked | 125cc | 11BHP | Manual | Petrol

Honda CB1100 1140cc
2016 (16 reg) | 1,301 miles
£5,999
Roadster/Retro | 1140cc | 88BHP | Manual | Petrol

Honda CTX1300 1261cc
2015 (65 reg) | 26,643 miles
£6,500
Tourer | 1261cc | 83BHP | Manual | Petrol

Honda VFR800 782cc
1998 (R reg) | 27,000 miles
£1,999
Sports Tourer | 782cc | Manual | Petrol

Honda CB600F Hornet 599cc
2009 (09 reg) | 29,000 miles
£2,299
Naked | 599cc | 97BHP | Manual | Petrol

Honda CBF1000 1000A-6 1000cc
2006 (06 reg) | 49,000 miles
£2,100
Sports Tourer | 1000cc | Manual | Petrol

Honda CBF125M 125cc
2014 (14 reg) | 18,000 miles
£1,399
Naked | 125cc | 10BHP | Manual | Petrol


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