2004 Honda Gl1800 - Gold Wing - Red on 2040-motos

$13,499

Year:2004 Mileage:64716 Color: RED

Location:

Omaha, Nebraska

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2004 Honda GL1800 - Gold Wing - Red, The six-cylinder engine of the 2004 Honda GL1800 Gold Wing produces effortless power. Sophisticated sport-type suspension gives phenomenal handling. The rider is surrounded by luxurious touring features. Honda has done the impossible: The weekend just got even better.

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