2002 Honda Vt750dc Shadow Spirit Motorcycle on 2040-motos

$3,000

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2002 Honda VT750DC Shadow Spirit Motorcycle, $3,000, image 1

Honda Shadow description

I'm selling my 2002 Honda Shadow because I recently bought a car and don't spend enough time riding it to warrant keeping it. I pre-owned it as my personal vehicle for a few years and it has worked great! It's a fantastic 1st bike or low gas-mileage way to get around town.Vance & Hines After-market Exhaust4" Extended foot pegsNew batteryNew tires, I only put about 200 mis on themTrickle Charger2 black helmets (XL and L)DetailsClear title~9600mis (LOW mileage)If you want to test drive the bike you MUST have your Class M Motorcycle Endorsement.Email me or call me at

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