1998 Honda Gold Wing Trike on 2040-motos

$2,800

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1998 Honda Gold Wing Trike, $2,800, image 1

Honda Gold Wing description

1998 goldwing trike (trike by motor trike) new tires (450.00) New rear airshocks ( 00.00) New Wind shield (260.00) Am-fm stereo with cassette player ( ten disk Cd system in trunk) Trike is pre-owned has some paint scratches but still looks good. several new painted panels on bike. Ready to ride anywhere

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