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1995 Honda Goldwing 25th Anniversary Se Like New on 2040-motos

$7,850
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Ocala, Florida

Ocala, FL
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My bike is kept in garage and covered when not on the road, only 32k on bike, 2nd owner bike, no rust, no pitting, cover included, just had carbs rebuilt, and new battery on bike, over 800.00 done to it, this bike rides like a air ride, air shocks, passenger armrest, cruise, cb radio, cassette player, like new bike, you will not find a 1995 newer condition bike for my money, it is a SE 25th anniversary bike!Call Look at photos, guaranteed best looking bike in Florida!!Not even broke in yet!!

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