1992 Honda Shadow on 2040-motos

$2,845

Year:1992 Mileage:23349 Color: Silver

Location:

Rexburg, Idaho

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Type:Standard Phone:(888) 619-0770

Honda Shadow description

1992 Honda Shadow, Call today to make an appointment... - This Honda shadow is smooth, effective, and rock solid reliable. Set up with a SOHC four-stroke, Liquid Cooled V-twin with a four speed, shaft drive transmission, it provides a safe and predictable ride. Perfect for a novice or intermediate level rider.(Price does not include $144 doc fee)

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