2007 Honda Silver Wing on 2040-motos

$4,000

Year:0 Mileage:6

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2007 Honda Silver Wing 600cc scooter...Mint/showroom condition, only 6000mis...1 owner, comes with new battery, cover, luggage compartment. Garaged, never dropped...Must read reviews on this machine...if you're looking for 1 you won't find a cleaner one...needs nothing but rider. No rush to sell, I can hold onto until spring if need be so no low ballers, scammers, will not ship or accept pay pal. title in hand and have paperwork to sell to new owner for "$1"...asking $4000...

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