2001 Honda Vt1100c Customized Motorcycle on 2040-motos

$4,000

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I have a very nice 2001 honda vt1100c customized. Chrome package with saddle bags front, back and both sides. It has new mustang seats with chrome studs on the sides. It's a very nice bike. I have had $3000 in upgrades. Blue book on just the plain bike is $3800. Am only asking $4000. Obo. Call or text for more information.

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