2008 Honda St Series 1300 Sport Touring on 2040-motos
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Mileage:15
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Long Beach, California, US
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Type:Sport Touring
VIN:JH2SC51058K610110
Phone:5624394212
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2008 Honda St Series 1300, Perfect 2008 Honda ST1300 in Excellent Condition. 125 HP w/shaft drive - perfect all-day sport tourer. World's Best Sport Touring Bike. Same as used by the Huntington Beach Police - Very Reliable. Purchased 2 years ago from insurance company with very minor cosmetic damage - mechanically perfect. Totally repainted with several new body panels. 8600 miles when I got it and I put 7000 trouble-free miles on it. Dark Candy Red, Lazar Star driving lights. Once you drive it you'll agree that its the best out there. Call Jack at (562) 439-4212. $8,250.00 5624394212
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