2004 Honda Vtx 1800c -- Perfect Conditions on 2040-motos

$4,300

Year:0 Mileage:17

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2004 Honda Vtx 1800c -- Perfect Conditions, $4,300, image 1

Honda VTX description

There's absolutely nothing wrong with this bike, NOT a single scratch, NOT a single rust spot, NOT a single mechanical problem, looks and runs like a new bike, start right up every time, fuel injected, well taken care of, garage kept, only 17k miles, and a clear title in hand. It has Vance & Hines exhaust pipes, sissy bar, hard saddle bags, Cobra floor boards, custom grips, custom bullet turn signals front and back, and both brand new tires. No trades, no payments, cash only. I can email better photos on request.....If interested call me at. Must have full asking price in hand for a test ride, thanks.

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