2007 Honda 750 Shadow Spirit on 2040-motos

$4,250

Year:0 Mileage:4

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2007 Honda 750 Shadow Spirit, $4,250, image 1

Honda Shadow description

Superclean and all-original Shadow Spirit equipped with Memphis Shades windscreen, Honda luggage rack, Tourmaster travel bag and Alaskan Leather sheepskin seat covers. 4900 mis, no accidents, no damage. Kept in my airplane hangar. Runs cool, quiet and fast. Comfortable seating with forward controls. Super-smooth transmission and clutch. Bike is essentially as-new. Step up to this high level of quality! Title is clear. Sorry, no trades. Cash or bank wire-transfer only. Local Sedona-area delivery.Phone (George Krueger at Southcoast Aviation).

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