2001 Honda Gold Wing on 2040-motos

$4,000

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40 channel CB six Disk CD XM Radio (subscription required) Garmin 2820 GPS Tulsa windshield Baker Air Wings amp; Baker Hand Wings Kuryakyn Dually foot pegs and highway pegs Kuryakyn Transformer pegs for passenger Kuryakyn Stealth side lamps and mirror turn signals Big Bike chrome exhaust turn-downs Kennedy Cellset (allows you to talk via Bluetooth on your cell phone through the GPS) Chrome rotor covers Chrome lower cowling Chrome luggage rack on trunk Chrome side stand Lower driving lamps Tapered bearings installed Accessory power outlet in left fairing pocket Big Bike trailer hitch with isolation wiring harness installed Carpeted side bags and trunk Warmed handlebar grips Full amp; half covers

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