1995 Honda 1100 Shadow, White With Custom Paint, Only 11 K Miles on 2040-motos

$2,800

Year:0 Mileage:11

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1995 Honda 1100 Shadow, White with Custom Paint, Only 11 K Miles, $2,800, image 1

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1995 Honda 1100 Shadow, White with Custom Paint, Only eleven K Miles, Real Nice Bike, This Bike has a 1100cc V-Twin Motor with a Shaft Drive, Mag Wheels with two Like New Tires, Forward Controls, Some Chrome, This is 1 Clean, Great Looking, Sweet Running 1100 Honda Shadow and it is Yours for Only $2800. http://graybeardscyclebarn.com

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