2006 Honda Vtx1300r (vin305615) on 2040-motos

$5,250

Year:0 Mileage:20

Location:

Loudon, NH

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Honda VTX photos

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Honda VTX tech info

VIN:305615

Honda VTX description

2006 Honda VTX1300R with 20,463 Miles. This would make a really great commuter motorcycle with a "Fun to ride" on the weekends bike. We have rated this Honda VTX1300R as being in Good condition in all eleven of our rating categories. The engine is a four stroke, liquid cooled, V Twin with three valves per cylinder. The bike has disk brakes, front and rear, a five speed transmission and a shaft drive. It is just nicely broken in with 20,643 miles on the odometer. If you are looking for a high quality motorcycle that will give years of service, at a reasonable price, take a good look at this 2006 Honda VTX1300R. For more information send an email, call Bob at 1-603-783-8080, or stop in at 575 Route 106 North, (Rocky Pond Road), Loudon, NH. If you can read this ad you can be sure that this bike is available for sale. Keywords: 1300CC Bike, Honda Midsize bike, Commuter motorcycle.

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