2007 Silver Honda Shadow (old Seward Hwy) on 2040-motos

$4,600

Year:0 Mileage:7

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2007 Silver Honda Shadow (old seward hwy), $4,600, image 1

Honda Shadow description

I'm leaving the state soon, otherwise I would never be letting go of this silver bucket of power. This is a shaft driven, 2007 Honda Shadow 1100 with only 7,751 mis. It has been well maintained and has all the extras you would need for a serious Alaskan adventure. Since you'll no doubt be doing some extensive traveling around our great state, I'll be throwing in these extras to help you get started:Contour Camera and Mount - That's right, that's a contour camera mounted to the handlebars. Perfect for catching a Moose running along the road. You can't always stop and take photos of the scenery but with this, you can catch it all.Airhawk seat - You'll want to get as much time on this bike as possible, so you'll need this to keep your butt from hurting.Travel bag - Works just fine for packing a few days worth of clothes and supplies. Slips on and off the sissy bar.Helmet - If you don't have a helmet, I've got you covered with a Scorpion XL.Need a jacket, gloves, glasses? If they fit they're yours.Call or text me asap at 887 1674

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