1986 Honda Shadow Touring Vt500 Extra Clean (glendale) on 2040-motos

$2,500

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1986 Honda Shadow Touring VT500 Extra Clean (Glendale), $2,500, image 1

Honda Shadow description

1986 Very nice Honda Shadow V5 with everything Unique 86 Honda Shadow 500Starts up 1st tryHas an Vetter SS FairingNew Seat New front tire, New Brakes, Leather Bags Leather sissy-Bar BagShaft drive, a driver back rest has been made to relaxBlack metallic paint, 6 gear w/ over driveLooking for an early Gold Wing 1100 Or Cashcontact Don @ 623-853-XXXXEmail, Text, or Phone call are OKI will remove the ad as soon as it sells

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