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Awesome Vintage 1976 Honda Goldwing Gl1000 on 2040-motos

$1,500
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Selling my 1976 vintage Honda GL1000. This is the Goldwing without all the fairings. AKA Naked Wing !! Bike runs well. pretty much a every day driver. I love that this is a rare bike with lots of personality and not just another cookie-cutter bike. I have put a lot of love into this bike and it pays off every time I ride around town. mostly black with some chrome. custom solo seat ( original two-up seat included) bike has floor boards and crash bars. hate to sell it but I have to. $1500 is a steal. I will consider all offers but low ballers can shove off! respond to this ad or call/text me at

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