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Reviewed on May 21, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2015 Honda Shadow Aero (VT750) view listing

5.0
The 2015 Honda Shadow Aero is a testament to Honda’s commitment to crafting timeless and reliable motorcycles. This cruiser stands out with its classic retro styling, combining a low-slung saddle, ample chrome, and a teardrop fuel tank that harken back to the golden age of motorcycling. The 745cc... read more
The 2015 Honda Shadow Aero is a testament to Honda’s commitment to crafting timeless and reliable motorcycles. This cruiser stands out with its classic retro styling, combining a low-slung saddle, ample chrome, and a teardrop fuel tank that harken back to the golden age of motorcycling. The 745cc V-twin engine offers smooth, responsive power that is perfect for both city commuting and longer highway rides. Riders will appreciate the Shadow Aero’s comfort, thanks to its well-padded seat and relaxed riding position. The bike’s low seat height (at just 25.9 inches) makes it accessible for riders of all sizes, ensuring confidence and control at all times. The shaft drive is another standout feature, providing a low-maintenance and reliable option compared to chain-driven alternatives. Handling is superb for a cruiser of this class, with the bike feeling stable and balanced at both low and high speeds. The suspension, featuring a 41mm front fork and dual shocks in the rear, absorbs road imperfections with ease, contributing to a smooth and comfortable ride. The braking system, with a front disc and rear drum brake, provides adequate stopping power and instills confidence in various riding conditions. One of the most impressive aspects of the 2015 Shadow Aero is its build quality. The fit and finish are excellent, with every detail meticulously crafted. This attention to detail, combined with Honda’s legendary reliability, ensures that the Shadow Aero is a bike that will serve its owner faithfully for many years. In terms of value, the 2015 Honda Shadow Aero is hard to beat. It offers a perfect blend of style, performance, and comfort at a very competitive price point. Whether you are a seasoned rider looking for a dependable cruiser or a newcomer seeking a user-friendly and stylish bike, the Honda Shadow Aero is an excellent choice that delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed on May 20, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2012 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail view listing

5.0
2012 Harley-Davidson Softail · Driven 23,000 miles This bike is Loaded. Windshield, wind guards, foot boards for rider and passenger, crash bars, Nice leather bags with locks, passenger seat, sissy bar, luggage rack, leather bag in windshield, like new tires recently serviced! No dent or dings... read more
2012 Harley-Davidson Softail · Driven 23,000 miles This bike is Loaded. Windshield, wind guards, foot boards for rider and passenger, crash bars, Nice leather bags with locks, passenger seat, sissy bar, luggage rack, leather bag in windshield, like new tires recently serviced! No dent or dings garage kept lady owned! Let's make a deal! Vance and Hines Pipes!!!
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Reviewed on May 18, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail view listing

5.0
This bike is as clean as a 1997 FLSTF can get. Low miles. The details are all there and yes it has everything including the EVO original motor. The bike started up on a cold start the first time. No leaks! Has a custom LaPara seat that the owner took to their factory to have a custom seat made... read more
This bike is as clean as a 1997 FLSTF can get. Low miles. The details are all there and yes it has everything including the EVO original motor. The bike started up on a cold start the first time. No leaks! Has a custom LaPara seat that the owner took to their factory to have a custom seat made since the owner has had 7 back surgeries. The seat is super comfortable. The owner has pictures of the bike at LaPara in Van Nuys California. The paint was done by Bob Moon it's a black with carbon fiber accents on the tank and fenders. In the sun it "Pops," really cool and classy. Temp and oil gauges have been added, 95% of all extra's are genuine Harley parts. 1st owner had the bike serviced meticulously maintained at the local Harley dealer. The 2nd owner has a senior Harley mechanic in his family and he is the only person who has touched this bike mechanically. The bike has been updated to the 2003 anniversary look and truthfully he nailed it. Solids were tossed for spokes wheels. Tires have less than 300 miles. The bike has 2 really cool features hardwired into the bike. 1st the genuine Harley Davidson Garage door opener that works off the light switch and 2nd a red/green light trigger sensor that will let the red light know to change to green so those long waits or running red light isn't necessary. Runs and sounds great. I promise you won't be disappointed on this ride!
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Reviewed on May 15, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2013 Yamaha V Star 1300 Deluxe view listing

5.0
Great Bike For You And Best Friend To tour or cruise around on. Very comforable, Really Good milage. Has King, Queen seats and Floor boards for both driver and passagener. I have the factory seats and foot pegs if you want... read more
Great Bike For You And Best Friend To tour or cruise around on. Very comforable, Really Good milage. Has King, Queen seats and Floor boards for both driver and passagener. I have the factory seats and foot pegs if you want them
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Reviewed on May 13, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200C view listing

4.8
I've ridden this Sportster for about 6 years now and it handles and performs beautifully. Whether you you want to cruise along at a steady pace or blast down the freeway like a sport-bike this motorcycle is happy either way. Although this bike has a double seat and rear foot-pegs the passenger... read more
I've ridden this Sportster for about 6 years now and it handles and performs beautifully. Whether you you want to cruise along at a steady pace or blast down the freeway like a sport-bike this motorcycle is happy either way. Although this bike has a double seat and rear foot-pegs the passenger comfort is fairly minimal. The exhaust note has a deep healthy sound that I love. The saddlebag capacity is fairly small, but there's room for some essentials. I recently bought a used Harley Trike, if there was room in my garage I would be keeping this Sporty.
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Reviewed on May 12, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2023 Kawasaki vulcan s view listing

4.8
Excellent motorcycle has the same engine as the Ninja 650, it has good acceleration ! Has a low seat height less than 28 inches. Both feet on the ground. Has a button on left hand grip to blink the headlight let people know your coming. Fun to ride adjustable suspension an excellent first bike.... read more
Excellent motorcycle has the same engine as the Ninja 650, it has good acceleration ! Has a low seat height less than 28 inches. Both feet on the ground. Has a button on left hand grip to blink the headlight let people know your coming. Fun to ride adjustable suspension an excellent first bike. Low weight 500 pounds yet enough power that you will not have to trade after learning to ride.
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Reviewed on May 10, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 1992 Yamaha Virago 1100 view listing

1.0
I’m selling it as it is. Engine is done…. Trying to fix but being advised by the mechanics that it’s not worth it. So, I’m trying to sell it as the parts. Make an offer. You pick it up after the... read more
I’m selling it as it is. Engine is done…. Trying to fix but being advised by the mechanics that it’s not worth it. So, I’m trying to sell it as the parts. Make an offer. You pick it up after the settlement.
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Reviewed on May 9, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2000 Suzuki VS800GL view listing

3.5
Well at 74 years of age, I found it difficult to manage my Kawasaki Concours (2003) it just wore me out. So got a cruiser Intruder 800 (Year2000) with 10,000 miles on it runs great, the only complain is the lack of distance one can travel, with only a 3.43 gallons capacity (versus 6.2 on the... read more
Well at 74 years of age, I found it difficult to manage my Kawasaki Concours (2003) it just wore me out. So got a cruiser Intruder 800 (Year2000) with 10,000 miles on it runs great, the only complain is the lack of distance one can travel, with only a 3.43 gallons capacity (versus 6.2 on the concours) and no gas gauge, cruising without a care for gas is not possible. Overall nice cruiser, need to get highway pegs for it.
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Reviewed on May 7, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Honda VTX 1300 view listing

5.0
2003 Honda VTX 1300 Very Low Mileage. Single owner. The Honda mechanic says it is in excellent condition. New tires, new battery, completely serviced, just detailed. The mileage is very low at 10698 Extra accessories: backrest, rack, headlamps, and windshield. The bike is a 52° V-Twin power... read more
2003 Honda VTX 1300 Very Low Mileage. Single owner. The Honda mechanic says it is in excellent condition. New tires, new battery, completely serviced, just detailed. The mileage is very low at 10698 Extra accessories: backrest, rack, headlamps, and windshield. The bike is a 52° V-Twin power mill, 75 hp, 123 Nm torque, with superb handling.
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Reviewed on May 4, 2024

Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Triumph America LT view listing

5.0
Starts every time and sounds great for a parallel twin. Good power and handles nicely. Comfortable foot position for someone 6' tall. Nice array of parts to customize including performance parts. Overall a fun bike to... read more
Starts every time and sounds great for a parallel twin. Good power and handles nicely. Comfortable foot position for someone 6' tall. Nice array of parts to customize including performance parts. Overall a fun bike to ride.
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