2002 Honda Custom Cruiser on 2040-motos

US $15,000.00

Year:2002 Mileage:7 Color: Purple

Location:

granbury, Texas, US

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Type:Cruiser Phone:8177147176

Honda Other description

2002 Honda Custom , 1 owner. Garage kept with cover. Fat tire kit--Avon 250 x 18 in. rear, Avon 120/75x21 in. front, custom wheels, 7 degree tree, custom bars, grips, mirror, chrome engine kit, custom paint, carbon fiber rear fender, ostrich seat, custom pegs, chrome swing arm, custom Cobra pipes, custom t-lamp license bracket. 32k invested. NO PAYPAL---NO FREE RIDES $15,000.00 8177147176

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