2010 Honda Nt700 on 2040-motos
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Type:Sport Touring
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2010 HONDA NT700, FREE 6 MONTH/6,000 MILE WARRANTY! Think of it this way: If the ST1300 had a little brother, it would be the NT700V. Plenty nimble to eat up around-town urban assaults, and plenty plush and feature-packed for the luxurious long haul. From this machine's potent, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 680cc V-twin, disc brakes and bulletproof shaft drive to its integrated saddlebags and weather-cheating adjustable windscreen and bodywork, the NT700V rolls out as the ultimate light-weight tourer/commuter for both entry-level and seasoned riders alike. In other words, the best of both worlds.Along with all the great standard equipment, the previous owner has also added a removable Honda trunk with backrest, Corbin seat, and Kuryakyn grips! Come and give this great sport touring bike a demo ride before it's gone!
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