2009 Honda Shadow (vt750 Ca) Repairable on 2040-motos

$3,000

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Honda Shadow description

This ad is for a 2009 Honda Shadow VT 750 CA. This bike is being sold as a repairable bike with a salvage title. The damage is mainly on the left side of the bike. The gas tank, left foot peg, shift lever, and left front turn signal are damaged. The bike runs good and can be test driven in our lot. Feel free to call with any questions you may have. I can send more detailed photos upon request. Thanks for your time.

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