2007 Honda 750cc Shadow - Shaft Drive 6,500 Miles (moore) on 2040-motos

$6,500

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2007 Honda 750cc Shadow - Shaft drive 6,500 Miles (Moore), $6,500, image 1

Honda Shadow description

Check out some great buys at. facebook.com/GandSboatrvandauto07 Honda 750cc Shadow Spirit, Shaft drive. Flat black paint, with 6,5XX original miles. Tires are in good condition. Runs and rides perfect. This bike is in very super condition, it's way above average condition. Selling price $3,200 NADA value is $4,290 Average Retail - Sold new for $7,099Call 405-255-XXXX

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