2005 Honda Shadow 1100cc (east Tucson) on 2040-motos

$2,500

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2005 Honda Shadow 1100cc (East Tucson), $2,500, image 1

Honda Shadow description

2005 Honda Shadow 1100ccTwo Saddle bagsSissy barUnder 17,000misThe bike has some minor cosmetic issues (paint on tank, rear right blinker, left handle grip)EVERYTHING on the bike WORKS!! the engine runs well never had a problem.I'm getting rid of the bike because I just don't ride it as much as I use to.Please TXT me if your truly interested (no trades) (808) 753-XXXX

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