2012 Honda Sabre Vt1300cs on 2040-motos

$9,599

Year:2012 Mileage:0

Location:

Mobile, Alabama

2012 Honda SABRE VT1300CS , $9,599, image 1

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Type:Cruiser Phone:(888) 220-8155

Honda Other description

2012 HONDA SABRE VT1300CS, How do you classify a bike as sharp as the Honda Sabre? Pro Street dragster or boulevard bad boy the Sabre offers a heaping dose of both. It's a sleek, modern-day custom, that's for sure. Taking a cue from the stripped-down styling of the Fury, it goes on to carve out its own, very unique place in the Honda Custom lineup. Just check out the crisp, clean lines, sporty, minimalist fenders, tall, 21-inch front tire, raked-out fork and low, aggressively set bars. And let's not forget the brawny 1312cc 52 V-twin engine responsible for putting all this wickedly cool style in motion.

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