6,669 Miles Honda Orange W/ Flames 1100 Sabre Shadow 2002 on 2040-motos

$4,100

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6,669 miles Honda Orange w/ flames 1100 Sabre Shadow 2002, $4,100, image 1

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Honda Sabre Shadow 1100 ....6,669......miles. Just serviced carbs cleaned and plugs changed. Rust treatment on tank. Drag handlebars..New back tire 200mis on it. Cobra straight pipes/highway bars.....Runs strong and loud. Factory orange with flames. Cash deal....I don't need or want checks or money orders so don't screw with me...No paypal....lol No scammers..they are some funny people..lolGreat bike........you'll love it.Call cell phone...leave message I will get right back to you...thanks

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Moto blog

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Fri, 04 May 2012

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Former Moto2 World Champion Toni Elias is back in the premiere MotoGP class, albeit on a temporary basis. The Pramac Racing satellite Ducati team has signed Elias to race at the U.S. Grand Prix at Laguna Seca in place of Hector Barbera who is sidelined with a broken leg.