First impressions are really good- original indicators, no random tat, exhaust’s not been cut, tyres not frazzled (actually look quite straightliney)- it’s been a sensible owner. (does austria have strict mod laws? This’d be a good sign in the UK, not so sure about there) I like that he’s spotted the keyring damage early and stopped it frinstance. . Straight looking levers and original-looking bar ends, so if it’s been crashed the owner’s done a proper job of fixing it which tbh for bikes often works out much the same. And very clean. (what’s under the castrol sticker? Don’t think that’s original, but at the same time, it’s a weird direction for a crash-crack.) Righthand indicator seems squint, which would get me looking at that fairing for damage but equally, could just mean the indicator has sagged a little.
Looks like rubber brake hoses, they usually service-life out at 10 years and pretty much nobody replaces them with OE rubber as they’re more expensive than aftermarket steel braids. Not much of an alarm bell, it’s a £60 job or thereabouts and no harder than pushbike brakes but would get me checking service history a little more carefully. I’d expect Honda OE discs to still be good at 44000km except on a thrashed bike, but always worth checking. Chain and sprockets might or might not be worn but probably hasn’t been neglected. And I think (not 100%) that it’s got the engine with the possible camchain tensioner issues? Which just means listen for rattles really, as if you wouldn’t normally.
Always a good idea to approach a used bike with paranoia but so far as you can tell from pics, it’s a good start. No idea if the price is right locally, I think I’d want to pay a bit less in the UK, great practical sporty bikes though.