2001 Honda Superhawk Vrt1000f Motorcycle â™• on 2040-motos

$150

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2001 Honda SuperHawk VRT1000F Motorcycle â™•, $150, image 1

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CALL OR TEXT BRAD @2001 Honda SuperHawk VRT1000F - Inventory number: 16058D Year: 2001Make: HondaModel: SuperHawk Trim: VRT1000FTransmission: ManualEngine: V-Twin 996CC Mileage: 44872Price: Documentary service fee in an amount up to $150 may be added to the advertised price. **THE DOCUMENTARY FEE IS A NEGOTIABLE FEE** Please contact dealer for information.All prices plus tax and license charges CALL OR TEXT BRAD @

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