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2010 Honda St1300 1261cc (scottsdale, Az) on 2040-motos

$13,499
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Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix, AZ
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Call Western Honda: (480) 845-XXXX ext. 2949 http://6422.autowebshowcase.com/v/12371922/2/9261550She's ready to ride Fast and luxurious is not an oxymoron. The sport-touring motorcyclist is a unique animal 1 part long-distance hauler 1 part canyon-carving ace. Comfort and performance have to be perfectly balanced in their machine and that’s why there’s really only been 1 choice: the Honda ST1300. Gold Wing-inspired luxury and CBR-derived performance have been impeccably fused with wind-tunnel-honed bodywork and hard saddlebags complementing a powerful V-4 engine shaft drive and a race-bred chassis. The result? A bike that’s equally at home swallowing up miles of blacktop as it is dicing through the twistiest of alpine passes. And all without ever breaking a sweat

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