2005 Honda Gl8 Trike Touring on 2040-motos

US $25,999.00

Year:2005 Mileage:10 Color: Maroon

Location:

Heath, Ohio, US

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Type:Touring Stock Number:5A411214 VIN:1HFSC47065A411214 Phone:8882260320

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2005 Honda GL8 Trike, Gold Wing Trike With The Lehman Monarch Conversion. - Super low miles on this beautiful 2005 Honda Goldwing Trike. We have all paperwork that the previous owners had from the conversion. The conversion was done by Lehman Trikes, and it does come with rear disc brakes, and it does have the No Lean suspension. The No Lean refers to the Lehman proprietary desighn, which minimizes flex in the swing arm and the rear end system. This desighn features a differential rear-end with internal solid axels. The Lehman swing-arm is a one-piece reinforced design, specially consrtucted to reduce the effects of sway and body roll. The Goldwing Trike does come with 2 helments, 2 Coats, and a cover. It does have the tall windshield on it now, but it also comes with the original windshield. Call Gregg Partin today at (800) 224-6623, after hours at 740-588-3008 to get more information on this gorgeous trike or to schedule a walk around from our experienced sales staff. Ask about the ton of extras that comes with!

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