2002 Honda Shadow on 2040-motos

US $2,000.00

Year:2002 Mileage:16

Location:

Lakeland, Minnesota, United States

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Honda Shadow photos

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Honda Shadow tech info

Engine Size (cc):750

Honda Shadow description

I am in neEd of selling my 02 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 because of health reasons. I purchased this 3 months ago because I really figured I could ride forever. I sold my Harley last year because it was real rough on my back. When I rode this one I shit, It is soo soo comfy and I am a 250 lb man. I put Forwards on it and I have floor boards for it also. The mirror are also after market and the pipes are drag pipes and this baby pops nice. I have all the items I switched out so if you want you can go back to stock. I have the sissy and a windshield also. All together there are over 900 in extra's to make it better.
Now the bad. There is always something. I have a pic so you can see, there is a dent on the tank. Not to huge but it is their but it can be repaired. This is also chain driven and I love it.
Ladies if you want a bike at a better price than a Harley and way more comfortable to start with this is the ride for you. Like I said I am 250 pounds and this thing throws enough power to make me happy.
I am asking 2000 firm if sold by Thursday or it goes back up. and to be honest with all the extras I really do not want to cut the price any more. I figure with what I paid and put into it the bike is valued around 3400.
Do not wait this will not last and when you come to look bring the cash because I will not hold the bike without the full amount and you can not drive it without i permit or better and I will hold the monies and DL while you test it out because if you smash it I am keeping the cash and you get the bike.

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