2002 Honda St1100 on 2040-motos

US $4400

Year:2002 Mileage:14 Color: Burgundy

Location:

Topeka, Kansas, United States

Honda ST1100 photos

Honda ST1100 tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,100 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Sport Touring For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda ST1100 description

2002 Honda ST1100 sport touring motorcycle

Since you've come to this auction you likely know this motorcycle well. So let's dispense with the standard list of specifications that are readily available on the Internet, and just tell you about this particular motorcycle. KBB values this motorcycle at $4,395.

Only 14,441 miles
Official color Candy Wineberry (Honda color code R114CU)
Clear title
Good tread on Dunlop D205 Sportmax Touring tires
Excellent brakes
Strong battery
Clean carbs
Fresh final drive fluid and fresh synthetic engine oil

Installed accessories:

Hondaline passenger backrest with zippered storage pouch
Custom CNC milled 6061 T6 aluminum luggage rack, clear powder coated
Grip Puppy foam grip sleeves
Throttlemeister heavy stainless bar ends with throttle lock
PIAA 1100X driving lights mounted on European light stays
H4 headlight bulb adapter rings
Ram double ball mount for mounting accessories
Laminar Lip wind screen
Battery pigtail for float charger such as a Battery Tender
Everything else is factory original

Included new maintenance items

3 Hondaline oil filters
1 Hondaline air filter

What else?

Honda factory service manual covering all years of ST1100
Nelson-Rigg bike cover
Owners manual and two keys
Two (2) Arai 3/4 face helmets (both large) with full flip shields

Excellent condition - absolutely everything works as it should. Starts quickly and runs strong. Always garaged when not being ridden. Never abused or neglected. Seat has no scratches, punctures or rips. I am the second owner and have owned it since 2005. Prefer to ride my Gold Wing, so this one is relegated to garage duty. Makes excellent fuel mileage, averages 48 mpg with moderate throttle. Uses no oil and drips no fluids at all. This bike looks like it is fresh out of a time capsule. Good paint, with only a few minor imperfections from light use as expected. Factory matching locking removable saddlebags fit well. Needs nothing done to it. You won't find a cleaner, newer ST1100 with fewer miles anywhere.

This is a very nice, well-maintained motorcycle and is ready to be ridden anywhere. Runs great, looks great, sounds great. Plus, it's all clean and sparkly!

FOB Topeka, KS - a deposit of $250 is required via PayPal within 48 hours, with the balance payable either in cash or via cashiers check within 7 days of auction close. Cashier's check must be confirmed cleared by my financial institution before this motorcycle will be removed from my premises. There will be no exceptions to this.

Optional: I will gladly negotiate personal delivery to your doorstep - let's talk. If you would like to arrange for me to personally deliver this motorcycle directly to you then contact me and we'll discuss options that will incur a reasonable delivery charge that will vary based on your location.

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