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99 Honda Shadow Vlx 600 on 2040-motos

$2,100
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:16
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Honda Shadow description

Has around 16k miles, still going up because I still ride the bike. Bought it at 13k and have had no issues. I changed the front brake pads and changed the oil with mobil one synthetic. I always run premium gas just because it's better for any motor. This is a comfortable riding cruiser that would make a great starter bike as well. After market exhaust is installed on the bike by previous owner (cobra pipes) but I have the stock pipes as well. Decided to stick with the cobra pipes as they sound pretty good and the bike is tuned for them.Blue book value is around 2200, my asking price is 2100, and I'm not in a hurry to sell. Will consider trading for a sport touring bike or standard, I have cash on my end too. Feel free to text me.

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