2004 Honda Vtx1300s on 2040-motos

$4,695

Year:2004 Mileage:48160 Color: Red

Location:

Fort Worth, Texas

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2004 HONDA VTX1300S, ome Of The Coolest Motorcycles On The Road Belong To Honda's VTX Line And This One Is The Epitome Of Cool. This Legendary-Affordable 2004 Honda VTX1300 Spoke Has Factory Chrome Multi-Spoke Wheels Plus Scores Of Chrome And Upgrades Offering More Bang For Your Buck! An Awesome Bike With Loads Of Upgrades At A Great Price...What More Could You Ask For? Get Ready To Ride Today! Don't Miss Out... Bid With Confidence On eBay Or Call One Of Our Highly Knowledgeable Sales Associates At (888) 266-3042. We Routinely Ship Motorcycles Worldwide And Offer Reasonable Rates With Guaranteed Professional Service Directly To Your Door. Don't Forget To Ask About Our Affordable Extended Warranties With Nationwide And Canadian Service! - Disc Brakes - Contact Sales Staff at 817-731-2900 or for more information. -

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