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1999 Honda Magna Vf750 on 2040-motos

$2,695
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Lake Charles, Louisiana

Lake Charles, LA
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Honda Magna description

Plenty of punch, comfortable, impressive handling. This 1999 Honda Magna is in Terrific condition! Runs and accelerates very smoothly. This bike is a feast for the senses, with clean, purposeful lines, smooth paint, a brand new fuel tank, and just enough chrome to entice the eye. A Great buy! Feel free to contact Our Friendly Sales Team for more details and info.No Prep, Handling, or Set- Up Charges!!! Terrific Prices and even better Service!!! Please feel free to contact Our Friendly Sales Team @Friendly Powersports888 Old Spanish TrailSlidell, LA 70458You can visit www.friendlypowersports.com for more details and info.

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