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Mileage:5961
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Honda VTX tech info
Type:Touring
Engine Size (cc):1800
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:owner
VIN:1hfsc49e96a401402
Honda VTX description
The bike was purchased at East Coast Cycle, Bucks County Pa. in 2007, as a year end leftover. It is grey in color, it is the retro model, which means it has the rap in fender to the back tire. It is a SPEC 2, which means it has more chrome than the other model 1800's. The bike has always been garage kept, has only been in the rain one time. There are only three or four small scratches on it.
It has a clear 20" windshield, vance and hines big shot pipes with the fuel commander, LED lighting, plain black honda bags, 2 snaps on the bags are broken. It also has leather streamers, a throttle rest, an Ultimate X driver and passenger seat with passenger back rest and a honda light bar. A chrome crash bar with built in foot rests.
I have all the original parts that came off the bike, a complete owners manual, and 2 helmets size small. The only thing i do not have are the original exhaust pipes.
It has 5961 miles on it.
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