1998 Honda Goldwing on 2040-motos

$19,995

Year:1998 Mileage:47357 Color: White

Location:

Fort Worth, Texas

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Beautiful 98 Goldwing with New Motor Trike Conversion with 3 year/60000 mile Motor trike Warranty, New Dynamically Balanced Tires, EZ Steer, Reverse, Shift on the Fly Air Ride Independent Rear Suspension, LED Tail Lights, Large Carpeted Trunk, 12Volt Power Point in Trunk. Features Include Tall Vented Windshield, Reverse, AM-FM Radio, CB Radio, Leg Warmers, Comfort Grips, Front and Passenger Cup Holders, Passenger Arm Rests, Custom Saddle Gel Seat with Driver Backrest, Wind Wings, Chrome Rotor Covers, Highway Pegs, Accent Lights, Hand Painted Pin Stripes, Hand Painted Graphics. This beauty won't be here long at this price. Call for appointment to inspect.

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