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2002 Honda Gold Wing Fastback on 2040-motos

$5,800
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Jacksonville, Florida

Jacksonville, FL
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Honda Gold Wing description

Up for sale is this 2002 Honda Goldwing GL1800 Trike. This is a brand new Motor Trike Fastback Conversion. The Fastback is the NEW style conversion just released by Motor Trike. Motor Trike is 1 of the biggest and most well respected trike companies in the business today. With their patented ladder bar and air ride suspension system, these trikes have a very nice and soft ride that is equivalent to any of the other trike conversions on the market. These trikes have disc brakes and a heavy duty drive shaft and components. They come with trailer hitch and draw bar, carpeted trunk, trunk light.

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