2003 Honda Vtx 1300s on 2040-motos

$4,395

Year:2003 Mileage:21424 Color: Red

Location:

Dallas, Texas

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Honda VTX tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:(866) 342-4575

Honda VTX description

2003 HONDA Vtx 1300S, Offered for sale is a really fine 2003 Honda VTX1300S. It is the retro version with spoke wheels. 21,424 miles. Starts, runs, rides, and sounds excellent! Loaded out with custom pipes, mirrors, grips, fender guard, bags, crash bars, highway pegs, and a hypercharger! Clean clear title on all of our bikes. Come see her at 200 E. Clarendon Dallas, Texas 75203. Call me at 214-943-8205 or on my cell at 817-291-9434. We accept all major cr cards.(fees apply) 60 day layaway plan. Bank financing on late model bikes with good credit.

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