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1997 Honda Pacific Coast (1997)
1997 Pacific Coast Honda 800. This is a touring bike with lots of storage space. Garage kept. Low mileage. A collectible motorcycle that is functional and efficient. Gets over 40 miles to gallon, great for commuting and touring. Storage space is large and practical. I am the second owner and purchased years ago with only 3,000 miles on it. Current mileage is 12,123.2016-12-10 04:34:47Ventura, California, United States123,350.00 -
1990 Honda PACIFIC COAST (1990)
1990 Honda Pacific Coast Motorcycle which has 38,000 miles. Excellent condition (realizing 1990 with 38,000 will have some minor scratches). Bought it in 2010 when it had 30,000 miles.. Replaced tires when I bought it so they have 8,000 miles. I have a new front tire which I have not had mounted and which will be included. Always had it garaged. 800 cc, 5 speed, and easily cruses at 75 miles/hr. It is like a small Honda Goldwing but lighter, with lower seat height, and easier to hold up. Weights 617 lbs versus Goldwing 1800 which weights 800 lbs with a higher seat height. Trunk that is waterproof and lockable. Between 50 and 60 miles/gallon on gas. Has a sport type windshield but also has larger windshield which will be included. Included is Honda Service Manual and parts manual for Pacific Coast motorcycle. Selling because getting older and have converted to a trike. Live in Branson MO and although it could be shipped at the buyer's expense, it would be best to pick it up in Branson MO. Leon 417-230-55022016-08-16 04:44:35Kimberling City, Missouri, United States382,300.00 -
1997 Honda Pacific Coast (1997)
Great motorcycle! Driven on weekends mostly. Includes cover and two full face helmets.2016-08-13 04:42:28Wadesville, Indiana, United States122,500.00 -
1996 Honda Pacific Coast (1996)
Mileage could go up some as I may drive it before the sale ends. Mechanically this is a very dependable bike. It starts right up and runs very smooth.2016-08-07 04:42:28Portales, New Mexico, United States7912000 -
1997 Honda Pacific Coast (1997)
ATLAS MOTORS INC 4220 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84107 (801) 293-9269 1997 Honda Pacific Coast VINJH2RC3408VM500196 ConditionUsed Mileage479 Engine800 cc Fuel TypeGasoline TransmissionManual Exterior ColorRed Interior ColorBlack Interior FabricLeather Stock Number500196 479 Miles! We acquired this bike from auction. It was donated to a charity who then auctioned it off.2016-07-13 04:45:03Salt Lake City, Utah, United States4794,400.00 -
1996 Honda Pacific Coast (1996)
My superb PC800 has to find a new home because it is not getting used. It is a lovely bike, maintained to the very highest standards, not a scratch or mark, perfect in every respect. It is equipped with Sargent seat, Riders back rest, 2" bar pull backs, Ram ball mounts for GPS and Radar.2016-06-28 04:43:59Mica, Washington, United States144,250.00 -
1997 Honda Pacific Coast (1997)
Up for sale is my 1997 Honda Pacific Coast that is in very good shape with 33,900 miles on the odometer and has all the required maintenance done. It got new front brakes two years ago and a new front tire last year. The rear has about 80% tread left.2016-06-25 04:42:45Sandwich, Illinois, United States3311000 -
1996 Honda Pacific Coast (1996)
Excellent condition. Has a few minor scratches. To point out the bikes flaws is like introducing your girlfriend Cindy Crawford to someone and pointing out she has a mole on her face.2016-06-17 04:43:46Hoffman Estates, Illinois, United States223,900.00
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2024 Yamaha Tracer 9 GT+ Review
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