1997 Honda 1100 Shadow, Red & Cream, Only 11 K Miles on 2040-motos

$2,800

Year:0 Mileage:11

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1997 Honda 1100 Shadow, Red & Cream, Only 11 K Miles, $2,800, image 1

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1997 Honda 1100 Shadow, Red & Cream, Only eleven K Miles, Real Clean, This Bike is a 1100cc V-Twin with a Jetted Carb, Custom Exhaust, Drive Shaft Drive, two Like New Tires, Floor Boards, Custom Mustang Seat with Driver Back Rest, Sissy Bar with Pass, Back Rest, Windshield, Custom Hand Grips and Rear Foot Pegs, This Bike is Extra Clean, Has Lot's of Chrome, Looks and Runs good, and it is Yours for Only $2800. http://graybeardscyclebarn.com

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