1979 Honda Gold Wing on 2040-motos

$3,900

Year:1979 Mileage:0

Location:

Vero Beach, Florida

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Type:Touring Phone:(866) 299-7808

Honda Gold Wing description

1979 Honda Gold Wing, Immaculate, climate ccontrolled, 1 owner 1979 GL 1000 Goldwing. Owners manual, title, service records convey. Bike shows very well, and I would rate it a 9 out of 10. Tires, fork seals, brakes, carb service all done. Bike starts and runs like new, and all guages function. No leaks or smoke. Paint is in excelllent condition as is chrome and aluminum, small amounts of spotting on leading edge of cases. Seat is perfect,luggage looks brand new, (see pics). All luggage locks, and the bike is detailed, inspected and road ready.Remember never any hidden charges or dealer fees, just great bikes. Enjoy the ride, Aloha. 772-562-3528

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