2005 Honda Vlx600 Vt600 Shadow on 2040-motos
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2005 Honda VLX600 VT600 Shadow, The 600cc Shadow is a great bike for a new rider. They are small and light, making it easy to learn and ride, but are substantial enough to not feel like it needs to be traded back in after just a year of riding. Fully serviced, Stop by and take a look and be sure to have a look at our other inventory at brennys dot com.
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