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Honda Shadow description
I'm wanting to trade my 88 Shadow VT1100C. This bike runs very well. Never been dropped and I commute back and forth to work on it just about everyday which is 62mis round trip. The bike is mechanically sound and reliable. Could use a better paint job. The only reason I am willing to trade is because I want a bigger cruiser or a sport bike. Everything on the bike works great. It has all turn signals, drag bars with 6" risers and a full Vance & Hines slash cut exhaust system with removable baffles. The bike is very loud with the baffles removed and sounds good. I still have the baffles for them that will go with the bike. All fluids and oil filter along with the spark plugs have been changed about 2 weeks ago. I've put new handle grips on as well. New inspection sticker with a clear title. The tires are in great shape with plenty of tread on them still. I am willing to trade out right for a bigger cruiser or a sport bike that's bigger than 600 cc !. I will throw in a large size open face helmet as well. If interested please call, email or text me @. Thank you. Let me know what you have along with images.Chris,
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