2012 Honda Shadow Phantom (vt750c2b) Vt750 on 2040-motos

$8,240

Year:2012 Mileage:0

Location:

Marina Del Rey, California

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Honda Shadow tech info

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Honda Shadow description

2012 HONDA Shadow Phantom (VT750C2B), The darkest Shadow of them all. The Shadow Phantom has got to be the most unique Shadow weve ever made. Its an utterly stunning head-turner, and one look will tell you why: Blacked-out 745 cc V-twin engine and black rims sporting matte silver highlights, bobbed fenders, spoke wheels, and beefy front fork. Then the exhaust note hits you, a deep, throaty pulse rumbling from dual exhausts. Its hard to resist, we know. And downright impossible once youve seen its price tag. And best of all, the Shadow Phantom gets an estimated 56 miles per gallon! Sometimes a whisper is way louder than a shout. And thats most definitely the case with the Shadow Phantom.

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