1994 Honda Vt 600 Shadow (vin500104) on 2040-motos

$1,750

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1994 Honda VT 600 Shadow (vin500104), $1,750, image 1

Honda Shadow description

575 Route 106 North (Rocky Pond Road) 1994 Honda VT 600 Shadow with Unknown Mileage. This bike is a bit older than most of the bikes that we sell so it has been priced to reflect that fact. It has a 600 CC V-Twin cylinder, 4 stroke engine with a five gear transmission. There is a single disk brake on the front and a shoe brake on the rear wheel to provide plenty of stopping power. We have rated the bike as being in Average condition for its age, mostly due the dent in the gas tank. For more details send an email, stop in at 575 Route 106 North (Rocky Pond Drive), Loudon, NH, or call Bob at . If you can read this ad you can be sure that this bike is still available for sale. Keywords: Honda, 650 CC Bike, Honda Shadow, Smaller Motorcycle

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