1986 Honda Goldwing Aspencade (statesville) on 2040-motos

$2,900

Year:0 Mileage:76

Location:

1986 Honda GOLDWING ASPENCADE (statesville), $2,900, image 1

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STE Auto(704) 994-XXXXPrice: $2,900Mileage: 76,211 misExterior: BlueEngine: three Cyl GL1200ATransmission: five GEARTrim/Package: ASPENCADECommentsBIKE IS IN GOOD OVERALL CONDITION......RUNS AND RIDES GOOD....JUST SERVICED...FUN TO RIDE....FRONT AND REAR POWER AIR SUSPENSION.....LED SPEEDOMETER......ALL LED'S WORKING.....A REAL CLASSIC!!! HURRY WONT LAST LONG

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