2010 Honda Shadow 750 Rs on 2040-motos

$4,999

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2010 Honda Shadow 750 RSOnly 13000misJust Serviced!Awesome commuterDoes have small dent in tankOnly asking $4,999We offer financingWe accept tradesWe inspect every bike that we sell You can put a deposit on a bike to hold itWe offer test rides to those with a Motorcycle Endorsement and InsuranceFor quickest response please text Bridger @Or email me by using the email link next to reply You may also call me @Thank you, Bridgerspeed master vstar v-star v star shadow 750 650 custom classic sportster900 vulcan 800 boulevard c50 m50 c50t spirit aero sabre 1100 america

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