2012 Honda Shadow Phantom (vt750c2b) Cruiser on 2040-motos
Lake Charles, Louisiana, US
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2012 Honda Shadow Phantom (VT750C2B), 2012 Honda Shadow Phantom Engine, Air Intake, etc completely Stock 930 miles - First Oil change completed ~800 miles, Garage Kept. I am selling this bike because I bought a new one and I will not ride this one often. I would like some more room in the garage. Brand new the bike will run 8500 and I have put 1600 aftermarket parts onto the bike. I still have the stock exhaust, seat, and passenger pegs which will be included with sale if so desired. If you feel like selling them you can make some of your money back from purchase. The mustang seat is perfect for this bike, words can't describe the improvement over stock. Windvest is easily taken off with allen wrench if you don't want it for a certain ride. I am 5'11 and it puts turbulent air just over my helmet. Street rod pipes are much louder than stock pipes and look better IMO. Passenger Floorboards look great up or down. It's a great bike and I don't need to sell it but will for a proper offer to someone that will enjoy more often. Added Parts: Mustang Seat with Sissy Bar for Passenger Cobra Street Rod Slashdown pipes Cobra Passenger Floorboards Windvest tinted easy on/off Crampbuster Paddle assist for throttle $7,000.00 3373091818
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