2006 Honda Shadow Aero Motorcycle 3-wheeler (new Albany) on 2040-motos

$13,999

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2006 Honda Shadow Aero Motorcycle 3-Wheeler (New Albany), $13,999, image 1

Honda Shadow description

This beautiful trike has photos of firefighters and scenes from 9-11-2001 on the fenders with a black background. VERY clean, has had excellent care, 750c motor with less than 4,700mis. PHONE CALLS ONLY, NO TEXTS at 614-530-XXXX -- must have valid motorcycle license to test ride

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