2002 Honda Shadow Vt 1100 Sabre on 2040-motos

$2,400

Year:0 Mileage:24

Location:

2002 Honda shadow VT 1100 sabre, $2,400, image 1

Honda Shadow description

34 davis rd 2002 Honda shadow VT 1100 sabre with salvage maine title and 24,six miles runs and drives good whas dent on left of tank scratches on front fender and light scratches on fork legs we replaced rear blinker, handle bars clutch perch and mirrors has vance and hines exhaust sounds nice $2400 obro motorcycle trades welcome EC Cycle 34 davis rd palmyra me 04965 open 8-4 Monday - Friday www.eccycle.com

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