2010 Burgundy Honda Nt700v Everything Works Perfect on 2040-motos

$2,600

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Mileage : 7, 061 Engine Type : liqud-cooled v-twin 2010 Honda NT700V : Honda finally built what the market has been asking for; a middle weight sport touring bike with v-twin torque and handling and they hit a home run. This bike has plenty of highway top end speed, all day comfortable ergonomics and precise handling. The adjustable windshield and built in storage add to its touring pedigree.

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