2001 Honda Shadow 750dc on 2040-motos

$1,700

Year:0 Mileage:470

Location:

2001 Honda Shadow 750DC, $1,700, image 1

Honda Shadow description

I have a 2001 Honda Shadow Spirit 750DC for sale. I bought a Honda Gold Wing and do not need 2 motorcycles. I am asking $1,700 OBO. There is nothing mechanically wrong with the bike. It starts up every time without any issues. It has not been ridden since August. It has 29, 470 mis on it. The tires are in terrific shape.please text or call Joe for more info at

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