2005 Honda Vt 600 Shadow Vlx Dlx on 2040-motos

$4,295

Year:2005 Mileage:3238 Color: black

Location:

JACKSON, Ohio

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2005 HONDA VT 600 Shadow VLX Dlx, Really low use on this Shadow and it looks as you would expect with only 3200 miles. Comes with a great sounding pair of straight cut short pipes and a passenger backrest. Perfect size motorcycle for starting on and staying with past the learning stage. Although it looks like a hardtail you will appreciate the plush ride provided by the hidden rear shock.

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