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Honda Magna description
Selling my 1996 Magna. It was rejetted at Leesburg Powersports last year and runs excellent and faster than these Magnas will do typically. These bikes go forever (typical Honda) and are very fun and sporty. Includes windshield and saddlebags. This magna has the oversized rear tire with the upgraded brake-stay support rod. Free and clear title. Time to part ways with it for me. Has just over 18k miles. Thanks. Mileage may increase as I will ride it until sold. Sold as is.
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