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2008 Honda Vtx1800t on 2040-motos

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YearYear:2008 MileageMileage:9838 ColorColor: Two-tone Black / Candy Black C
Location:

Norfolk, Virginia

Norfolk, VA
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Honda VTX tech info

TypeType:Cruiser PhonePhone:(888) 977-3088

Honda VTX description

2008 Honda VTX1800T, ***USED***SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE*** - The VTX is the perfect cruiser built for the perfect road trip, combining a massive 106 horsepower 1,795 cubic-centimeter V-twin with all the touring touches you could ever need - roomy saddlebags, big windshield, cozy passenger backrest. Hear that? The open road is calling. Classic retro fender style Classic-style seating Fully equipped for touring VTX1800C model specifications shown. Specifications will vary according to Style and Build Spec options selected.

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