1996 Honda Shadow 1100cc W/custom Paint (mwc) on 2040-motos

$2,250

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1996 Honda Shadow 1100cc w/custom paint (Mwc), $2,250, image 1

Honda Shadow description

1996 honda shadow 1100cc - 5 gear with custom paint job. Beautiful bike in fantastic condition! With only three owners, she only has 24, 000mis on her! Runs good & just recently had a tune up. Tires are in like-new condition. Has been garage kept. Call Taylor @ 405.642.XXXX for more details. $2250 OBO

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