1983 Honda 500 Shadow Motorcycle on 2040-motos

$1,500

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1983 Honda 500 Shadow motorcycle, $1,500, image 1

Honda Shadow description

Runs and looks great. Maroon. Has 19500 mis on it. Gets over 40mis to the gallon. Seat in attractive condition. Garage kept. I just dont ride enough and job requires me to have a truck to haul stuff. Asking $1500 OBO.. I do not have texting on this phone, nor do I respond to emails so please call if interested. If you need to, you can text but would be better to call. Thanks! !

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