1994 Honda 750 Magna, Vf 750 Standard on 2040-motos

US $3,495.00

Year:1994 Mileage:27 Color: Red

Location:

Florence, Alabama, US

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Type:Standard Phone:8665860075

Honda Other description

1994 Honda 750 Magna, VF 750, Super clean Magna 750. New tires, extras!! - We are selling a beautiful 1994 Honda VF 750 Magna. This bike has brand new tires we put on and it comes with a sissy bar and luggage rack. Your trade is always welcome with us!!

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