1987 Honda Goldwing Gl1200 on 2040-motos

$3,500

Year:0 Mileage:52

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1987 Honda Goldwing GL1200, $3,500, image 1

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1987 Honda Goldwing GL1200. Only 52k miles!!! (and counting). New Kenwood Compact disc player, new Kenwood speakers, new brakes, MP3 hookup, Honda accessories driver backrest, hiway pegs. Alternator installed instead of stator (poorboy kit) Nothing wrong with the bike at all. Everything works and can ride all day long comfortably. Will trade... sport touring, touring, dual sport, adventure bike. $3500 OBO. email XXXX@yahoo.com

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