1999 Honda Gold Wing Se on 2040-motos

$4,000

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1999 Honda Gold Wing SE, $4,000, image 1

Honda Gold Wing description

This is a super sharp bike. Terrific condition, both physically amp; mechanically. Features lots of chrome, radio, cassette, cruise, 40 channel cb, ajustable air ride system, iso foot pegs, brand new michelin tires, new battery, and intercom system. Also will throw in a new ipod that plays thru the intercom system. Also includes 2 black matching helmets and two new headsets. This bike has been highly maintained and is in terrific condition. Bike has 105, 000mis but if these bikes are taken care of, they will run for 00, 000 no problem. Hope someone will enjoy this bike as much as we have. Please feel free to email any questions or request more photographs. Thank you amp; good luck.

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