1995 Honda Vlx 600 With 1900 Original Miles (wellington) on 2040-motos

$1,800

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1995 Honda VLX 600 with 1900 Original Miles (Wellington), $1,800, image 1

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This bike has been adult owned, garaged kept and barely pre-owned. The mileage on it is original, recently serviced, new battery, new oil, runs good, tires are great. Perfect commuter bike at an affordable price. 561-371-XXXX

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