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2005 Honda St1300 on 2040-motos

$4,995
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2005 Honda St1300P - The "P" stands for Police. This came from the Colorado Springs Police motor pool. As such it does have it's share of nicks and scratches but motor pool bikes are serviced by local dealer. Runs good, 35k miles, new tires, battery, windshield, front brakes. Subframe has been changed to fit standard 2 up seat. NADA average for an ANTILOCKING BRAKES version of this bike goes for over $8000 -- we've marked this down for the winter and you can take this 1 home for only $4995! That's a good price on Honda's stellar sport tourer! Stk#213 See our facebook page to hear it run!Our standard 7day/750 mi return policy applies to this vehicle!see our web sitefor more hours, location and more detailswww.threebrothersmotors.com

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