2003 Honda Gold Wing on 2040-motos

$10,999

Year:2003 Mileage:61191 Color: PEWTER

Location:

ROSELLE, Illinois

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Honda Gold Wing description

2003 Honda GOLD WING, CHROME WHEELS AM FM STEREO W CB RIDER PASSENGER INTERCOM REVERSE amp CRUISE CONTROL AIR GUIDES EXTRA CHROME WINDSHIELD W ADJUSTABLE VENT LED RED LIGHT KIT CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEE ON ALL BIKES BOUGHT SIGHT UNSEEN DOOR TO DOOR SHIPPING TO THE MAIN 48 STATES INCLUDED UNLIMITED MILEAGE 1 4 YEAR WARRANTIES AVAILABLE FINANCING AVAILABLE CLICK THE quot GET APPROVED quot BUTTON TRADE INS WELCOME EVEN FOR OUT OF STATE CUSTOMERS CLICK TO SEE WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS ARE RAVING ABOUT quot I wanted to thank Nick and the iMotorsports staff quot Napoleon Chicago IL quot I live in New Jersey and the bike was shipped and arrived on time quot John Hamilton NJ quot My bike even looked better when I received it in person quot Montoi Evansville IN

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