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1999 Honda Other on 2040-motos

US $3,999.00
YearYear:1999 MileageMileage:17
Location:

Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States

Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States
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Honda Other description

This is a highly customized V-twin bobber, with metal flake paint. It runs perfect and starts everytime. It has after market exhaust, custom paint, pinstripes and decal work. Only 17000 miles. clear title, ready to ride. This bike is very fast, you will be pleasently suprised by its power. Take a look at this video to get a better idea. Copy and paste link below.

https://youtu.be/by_8GUgBbX8

One-of-a-kind unique original bike designed and built by "1 of 1 Customs".

One-of-a-kind design that no other bike in the world will have, giving it an old school look with modern accents and reliability. The size, shape and dimensions of art/decals were custom-made and designed by auto trim designs

Items that were repainted in a hot rod satin black are: Rear drum, air cleaner, exhaust, forks, rims both front and back, triple tree, valve covers, side covers, gas tank, seat pan, clutch cover, rotor/stater cover, rear sprocket, headlight, speedometer, risers.

New tires with white walls.

New 8 inch rise mini ape hanger handlebars.

New air filter, painted black and designed to match the theme of the bike

All new fluids including oil, brake, and radiator fluid

Custom peanut gas tank from TJ brutal customs with visible gas line and brass petcock and fittings custom made for this bike. Stainless steel gas gap


Modified frame, with our own custom designed seat pan.

Custom vintage brown leather seat with cross stitched pattern

Brand new brown leather tool and accessory bag up front under the headlight

New led cluster, slotted taillight and license plate

Old school double stripe Orange and red 3M pinstriping on tank, fender and side covers.

Ghosted one of one logo with paisley design ghosted into side covers

Brand-new professional paint job done in a gloss black finish with high silver metallic flake that looks amazing in the sun and gives the bike that old-school bobber look!!

This build was just completed so all the work done is brand-new. Base bike was a very well maintained 1999 honda shadow VLX600 v-twin. This is a very fast, tuned just right, with an aftermarket performance exhaust that sounds amazing and is smooth and comfortable to ride. This is an eye-catching bike that will stand out at any bike night, and against any other bobber out there. It looks right, runs right and will be an awesome bike for years to come. 269-547-0225


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