2010 Honda Nt700v on 2040-motos

$8,799

Year:2010 Mileage:356 Color: Metallic Red

Location:

Troy, Ohio

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Type:Sport Touring Phone:(888) 791-0558

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2010 Honda NT700V, Super Clean!!! Like New!!! - If you're looking for a light touring machine that's fun, easy to ride and ready to carry you to work and play seven days a week, look no farther than the NT700V. Fully outfitted and ready to roll, the NT700V can turn your daily commute into riding bliss and then carry you off on that weekend adventure. With full fairing, interlinked saddlebags, a strong 680 cubic centimeter V-twin engine and more, the NT700V is ready for any journey you can dream up.

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