2006 Honda Vtx 1800s Spec 3 on 2040-motos

$6,999

Year:2006 Mileage:21721 Color: MAROON

Location:

Garland, Texas

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Honda VTX tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:(888) 233-3790

Honda VTX description

2006 Honda VTX 1800S Spec 3, ASK KRISTIN DRAVES FOR DETAILSVTX1800S is available in three distinctive build variations: Spec 1, 2 and 3.

- Beautiful retro styling with classically designed spoke wheels.

- Full-flowing deeply valanced classic retro style front and rear steel fenders.

- Wedge-shape mirrors offer a streamlined look.

- Flangeless 5.3-gallon fuel tank offers excellent cruising range.

- Higher-capacity radiator for increased cooling capacity.

- Chrome plated VTX badge surrounds jet-black-filled graphics for a truly distinctive look.

- Bullet-style turn indicators feature chrome visors, clear lenses and amber flasher bulbs.

- Tank-mounted speedometer features a meter face with an off-white background and vintage graphics unique to the S model.

- Classic taillight design.

- Trimmed with chrome plated steel studs, the VTX's specially designed seat features a low, 27.4-inch seat height, and is designed for all-day comfort for rider and passenger.

- Relaxed handlebar position and large levers contribute to the classic design.

- Floorboards with heel-and-toe shifter create a classic retro style that puts the VTX in a class of its own.

- Staggered dual exhausts with stylish mako tips.

- Fat, 150/80 front tire on a 17-inch wheel gives the VTX a commanding profile.

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