2002 Honda St1100 Non Abs Fuel Injection Sports Tourer on 2040-motos

$4,400

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2002 Honda st1100 non abs fuel injection sports tourer, $4,400, image 1

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Hands down 1 of the top three bikes ever made. Only 50k miles Comfort style and performance all in oneLong distance bike of the century. St 1100 has a unique ride very smooth and lots of power. four cyl like a little honda civic that will go 300k miles like nothing. Know as the 155mph couch please read the reviews for yourself. Brand new tires and brand new oil change full synthetic alwaysThe only issue with these bikes is finding 1 under 100k miles4k obo or trade Note: My bike is available for video shooting and photo shootClear title in hand tags paid

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