1995 Honda Gold Wing 1500 on 2040-motos

$5,995

Year:1995 Mileage:77712 Color: PURPLE

Location:

Pasadena, Texas

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Honda Gold Wing tech info

Type:Touring Phone:(888) 304-0305

Honda Gold Wing description

This is an Aspencade model Gold Wing. This bike has a CB, CD changer, highway pegs, adjustable passenger pegs, spot lights, driver backrest, passenger armrest, luggage rack, touring windshield and more... Hurry up, this bike wont last long.

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