2001 Honda Goldwing Trike- Very Low Miles- No Dealer Fees on 2040-motos

$17,900

Year:0 Mileage:19

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2001 Honda Goldwing Trike- very low miles- no dealer fees, $17,900, image 1

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In exceptional condition with only 19,600 mis- it has a Champion Sidecar Trike Conversion with EZ Steer- reverse- newer tires- no dealer charges! No issues, you will not be disappointed- Look around, I do not think you can find a GL1800 trike with such low miles for le$$- callwww.galaxymotorcycles.com641 Clearlake RdBy appointment

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