2004 Honda VTX

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Going to Sturgis this year? Put my cruiser on "autopilot*" and let it take you there. It’s a VTX 1800 Neo spec 2. I bought the bike new in 05, (actually it had 400 miles when I picked it up in Vegas and rode the long way home through Mexico) and have enjoyed it since. I'm selling because I bought a new duel sport and don't need 2 big bikes in the garage. I have done all the upgrades to the computer, ie: power commander and set it up on the dino, also used the K&N for the intake along with Hard Chrome's sideburner exhaust for that thump of a sound. If you want a quiet, slow and small bike this is not the bike for you. The mini hangers are 16 1/2" and are perfect for me but then again I'm 6'4". The gel seat is custom made for this bike along with the back rests but we used the original pan off the seats. The back blinkers are LED along with the tail lights. I have beach bars and drag bars that will go with the bike too. I put some stainless brake lines on it which look nice and help with the braking. 2 different style windshields go with the bike and one of which is a switchblade. I do have custom grips and mirrors along with cruise control. I’ve put chrome “this and that” on the bike but you can pretty much see all that in the pics. The saddle bags go with the bike. The paint is in pretty good shape for the miles but it’s not perfect. The bike has 44k miles on it and just came off warranty and has had all the services done on time and regularly. Honda says the bikes are designed for 200k miles and I believe them. The tires are about half there maybe alittle less. The bike doesn’t need anything and nothing has been done to it other than some forks seals. I have more pics just ask. *note: the bike doesn't come with "autopilot" or a GPS system, I saved that for my new bike that I've just put 10k on. On Jul-21-10 at 20:51:54 PDT, seller added the following information: I forgot to mention I installed red LED lights under the tank and rear fender to give it a great effect against the chrome at night. The switch is hidden from the outside but easy access while riding.