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2013 Honda Sabre (vt1300cs) on 2040-motos

$9,999
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Paramount, California

Paramount, CA
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TypeType:Cruiser PhonePhone:(888) 852-5676

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2013 Honda Sabre (VT1300CS), IN-STOCK!!! - Cuts like a knife. Pro Street dragster or boulevard bad boy? How about a heaping dose of both? That’s the Sabre for you, a sleek, modern-day custom owing a sizable nod to the stripped-down styling of the Fury while also carving 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 forks and low, aggressively set bars. And let’s not forget the brawny 1,312 cc V-twin engine responsible for putting all this wickedly cool style in motion. The 2013 Sabre. Stare all you like. Just don’t be surprised it’s not afraid to meet your gaze. Mid Cities Honda-Kawasaki-Sea-Doo-Arctic Cat. Family Owned Since 1955. Call Jim Today! 562.531.1225. Financing Available. We also buy clean bikes, Ask for the Sales Manager, Jim.

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