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Deerfield, Illinois, US

Deerfield, Illinois, US
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1993 Honda CBR900RR original brochure. Excellent condition: no rips or tears, no writing, no stains. Does show minor wrinkling from storage, handling, and shelf wear, and does have a dealer stamp on back. Great factory original literature to have if you own one of these all time great sportbikes.

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