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US $9200
YearYear:2006 MileageMileage:16 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Bedminster, New Jersey, United States

Bedminster, New Jersey, United States
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Honda Gold Wing tech info

WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

Honda Gold Wing description

Exact Model: 2006  Honda GL18HPNA Gold Wing ABS Airbag

Selling an absolutely beautiful, garage kept, low mileage Honda Gold wing 1800. This is the highest valued gold wing made in 2006. It is the creme of the crop. According to KBB its suggested retail value currently is $13,710 assuming it has 3X the mileage. The mileage is a little over 16k. The tires are practically new with only a few hundred miles on them. It of course comes with a clean and clear title. Comes with all of the original owners manuals as well as both keys and a key fob to electronically lock and unlock all of the trunks. The bike has an airbag and an ABS braking system, as well as built in navigation. I purchased the bike from the original owner who was a friends step father who needed to get rid of the bike. One of the recalls for the rear master cylinder was done but another one for the airbag just came out and will be fixed for free at any Honda motorcycle dealer. Have receipts for most of the services that were performed on the bike by a certified Honda dealer. 

Some of the options include (and I'm sure I'm missing a lot here):
-Heated rider and passenger seats
-Heated grips
-Reverse
-iPod hook up for speakers
-HEAT vents
-ABS
-Airbag
-Highway pegs
-Cruise control
-Navigation
-A lot of buttons for radio that i don't know what they do
-Wireless key fob to lock and unlock trunks electronically

You will not regret buying this bike. It is about as high end as it gets when it comes to Goldwings. Included in the sale will be a cover for it as well as both keys and all of the owners manuals that are pictured feel free to text me if you have any questions at (843) 655 7395.

If you are a buyer with 0 feedback please message me before bidding otherwise the bid will be deleted. 

$500 non-refundable deposit due within 48 hours of auction end.

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