2007 Honda 750cc Shadow on 2040-motos

$3,200

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2007 Honda 750cc Shadow, $3,200, image 1

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2007 Honda 750cc Shadow Spirit, Shaft drive. Flat black paint, with 6,5XX original miles. Tires are in attractive condition. Runs and rides perfect. This bike is in very attractive condition, it's way above average condition. Selling for $3,200NADA value is $4,290 Average Retail - Sold new for $7,099 Callamsdjfhurhmff32654v58cv7vff

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