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2006 Honda Vtx With 14k Miles on 2040-motos

$6,299
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Honda VTX description

Trading my 2006 HONDA VTX 14k miles 100% garage keept WITH EVERY EXTRA YOU CAN THINK OF NICE motorcycle its like brand new you cant find anything you dont like with this motorcycle because it is like brand new Title in hand trading for a pickup truck i will add cash to the deal need a pick up truck GMC SIERRA CHEVY SILVERADO NISSAN TITAN OR A TUNDRA NOTHING UNDER 2004-2005I will add some photos later on i will invlude everyrhing i have helment jacket cover everything ! Is well worth over 6000Any question call me

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