2004 Honda Vtx1300c on 2040-motos

$5,500

Year:0 Mileage:5

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Maintenance record available upon request. Tool kit and Manual included. Garage kept. Clean title in hand. I bought the bike w o any options and added the following options: *Full fairing with Phillips AM FM CD upgrade with Bluetooth capability w mic and remote control attached to an iPod mount, 12 VOLT outlet (to charge cell phone) March 2011*(Speakers are 6â round with 30 ounce magnets each (March 2011) Saddleman seat w driver backrest and passenger seatChrome engine guardsKuryakyn chrome highway pegs w black rubber*Travel trunk w rack, passenger backrest and arms (no speakers) and key*Hard saddle bags with key (March 2011)Kuryakkyn ISO grips with Throttle BossTri pocket windshield leather pouchBrake light signal module (blinks when brakes applied)Serviced November 2011Front and rear brake pads cleaned November 2011Rear brake disk replaced August 2011Front and rear tires replaced March 2011Battery replaced December 2010Wheel chock for trailer The entire bike has new paint as of April 2011. Seat has small separation at the stitching but is not torn. Gas tank has very small dent noticeable upon close inspection. *NADA value for accessories are based on the year of the bike, 2004. However my accessories were purchased new in 2011, thus more value than NADA quote

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