2013 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 (vt750c2) on 2040-motos

$7,479

Year:2013 Mileage:0 Color: Black

Location:

Scottsdale, Arizona

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Honda Shadow tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:(877) 803-0449

Honda Shadow description

2013 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 (VT750C2), MSRP $8,240 does not include $310 Destination- 2013 Honda Shadow Spirit on sale rebate $300 after rebate $7,179 - HONDA SHADOW SPIRIT CRUISER SALE Cruiser Style, Sporty Performance The Shadow 750 Spirit's style is classic cruiser. But with a sportier attitude. Featuring a low 25.7-inch seat, beefy V-twin and long, lean lines stretching to its 21-inch front wheel for a vibe that is classic “dragbike.” With Honda's reputation for quality, this is a bike you'll enjoy for years of trouble-free riding. And you get it all with one very reasonable price tag. The Shadow 750 Spirit. The performance is pure Honda, the spirit is pure sport.

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