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2004 Honda Gold Wing 1800 on 2040-motos

$10,530
YearYear:2004 MileageMileage:0 ColorColor: TITANIUM
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Honda Gold Wing tech info

TypeType:Touring

Honda Gold Wing description

THE 'Wing Deal of the Holiday Season!!! Best GL1800 GoldWing price around!!! Nice, clean example of Honda's "Made In America" premier luxury touring motorcycle. Several choice accessories-just installed Driver's Backrest (not pictured), 12V power plug inside fairing pocket, Hiway Boards, Luggage Rack, Fog Lights, Upgraded Radio Speakers x 4, & more. Recently serviced, including brand-new rear tire, engine oil & filter change, rear drive oil change, brake, clutch fluid & radiator coolant flush. Good miles. This bike is ready to take you & a co-rider in powerful luxury to a warmer climate immediately! I need room in my garage, so this bike must go! Please call Bill @ 651-*#308*%-&6611

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