2005 Honda Shadow Aero Vt750 on 2040-motos

$4,500

Year:2005 Mileage:16000 Color: Gloss Black

Location:

Grand Terrace, California

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Honda Shadow photos

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Honda Shadow tech info

Type:Cruiser

Honda Shadow description

2005 Honda Shadow Aero VT750, Looking mainly for someone to trade from a Harley to a Bike that might be a little more reliable and wont break down. Not specific on model of Harley. This bike has got really low miles on it, not even broken in engine. With some nice and loud Vance and Hines Shortshot Staggered Pipes, Kuryaken Hypercharger, and has been rejetted so that it no longer backfires. The Saddle Bags on it were on the bike when I got it and are included with the bike. There is also a windshield that i will also through in to sweeten the deal. ^_^ Well maintained and given a lot of love. Guaranteed not to break down as often as an air cooled bike. $4,500.00

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