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2001 Honda Gl1500cd Valkyrie F6 Nice!! on 2040-motos

$7,449
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Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati, OH
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Honda Valkyrie description

5467 DIXIE HWY 2001 Honda GL1500CD VALKYRIE - 7449.00View Additional pictures and Info.A REAL HEADTURNER WITH LOTS OF CHROME, six CYL POWER PLANT, SHAFT DRIVE. A HARD TO FIND MOTORCYCLE, BUT LOOK NO FURTHER. HERE IT IS!! VERY CLEAN AND IN GOOD SHAPE. COMPLETE SERVICE HAS BEEN COMPLETED, ALL THIS BIKE NEEDS IS A RIDER!! FINANCING IS AVAILABLE! TRADES WELCOME.Year: 2001Manufacturer: HondaModel: GL1500CD VALKYRIENew/Pre-owned: Pre-ownedMiles:29778Primary Color: BLACKCondition: ExcellentTitle: CleanStock #: 401495VIN: 401495HONDA OF FAIRFIELD -WWW.HONDAOFFAIRFIELD.COM

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