New 2013 Honda Shadow Phantom 750; Matte Black on 2040-motos

$6,879

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Honda Shadow description

Selling New 2013 Honda Shadow PHANTOM 750!*MSRP- $8240*SALE - $6879**Matte black color With our Dealership; *free va state inspection for as long as you own bike*15% off accessories*20% off 1st servicePlease call or email with any questions. Sales price is good until end of month, or until unit sells. **Sale price does NOT include manufacturer freight, dealer set up/prep. fee, and other applicable taxes and charges. ****ASK FOR ELYSE*****

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