2006 Honda Vt750 - Shadow Aero - Black on 2040-motos

$5,499

Year:2006 Mileage:8600 Color: BLACK

Location:

Omaha, Nebraska

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Honda Other description

2006 Honda VT750 - Shadow Aero - Black, Athletic handling, a big-bike look and feel, unique retro-styling, a low seat and an attractive price make the 2007 Honda VT750 Shadow Aero the perfect choice for discerning riders who demand more for less.

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