2009 Honda Shadow on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda Shadow description
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I'm selling my 2009 Honda 750 Spirit. This bike was crated at dealer until 2011 when I purchased it new. Very dependable bike. Starts first time-every time. Perfect bike for the twisty-turnies here in Tennessee. Has just over 8 K miles. Tune up at 6500 miles. Just replaced fluids. Bike fell on it's right side just after I got it, which resulted in damage shown in pictures of gas tank. Bike rides smooth and strong as you would expect. Only selling bike as my brother left me his Kawasaki. I don't need two bikes and I want to keep his in the family. I added a sissy bar and Switchblade windshield. I'm including the NADA guide as a reference for this MC. You'll note I am on the lower end, but because of the damage to the gas tank I think it's fair. Clean title. Local Pickup only. No shipping. Sorry Cash Only. |
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