2012 Honda Shadow on 2040-motos

$6,500

Year:0 Mileage:900

Location:

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2012 Honda Shadow, 900mis, Exterior: Black, one owner, Warranty, Spoke Wheels, Backrest Good condition. I'm moving must sell. Windshield, sissy bar, and rack on back. Asking $6500, Located in CENTERVILLE OH 45458, Contact Ronald at 513-266-XXXX for more info. This For Sale by Owner Listing was provided by CycleSellersUSA, a division of National Marketing Classifieds - NMSell

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