2000 Honda Shadow Sabre on 2040-motos

$3,300

Year:0 Mileage:34

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2000 Honda Shadow Sabre, $3,300, image 1

Honda Shadow description

RUNS GOOD!!! 34,000 mileS. LOTS OF NEW ACCESSORIES!!!!!!!!!!!NEW BATTERY, NEW SLIP ON EXHAUST, NEW FAIRING, NEW HIGHWAY BAR, NEW GRIPS, IPOD STEREO HOOK-UP. THIS BIKE NEEDS NOTHING!! $3300.00 FIRM. JUST TURN THE KEY AND RIDE!!! CALL ED AT 978-578-XXXX. PLEASE DO NOT TEXT ME. THIS BIKE CAN BEEN SEEN IN BEVERLY!! VERY CLEAN!!!!!!!!! YOU MUST COME TAKE A LOOK

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