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1985 Honda Gold Wing (1985)
Up for sale is a Honda goldwing interstate. OK shape for the age.Cluster says 75 k but was replaced,bike has 44k on it. Runs and rides but i think could use a carb clean.2016-07-20 04:44:27Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States751,100.00 -
1983 Honda Gold Wing (1983)
This is a very smooth ride it has new tires & battery. Has a hitch.i towed a small trailer. It runs great no engine problems.2016-07-30 04:45:32Huddleston, Virginia, United States771,800.00 -
1982 Honda Gold Wing (1982)
I bought this from a Harley Davidson dealership a couple of years ago. They had taken it on a trade-in. I wanted it to be a project bike but haven't had time to work on it. When they rolled it off the truck on delivery it started up and ran well. I think it needs front fork seals as there is some evidence of leakage around front forks. It's been in my neighbors heated basement garage but it has been sitting. Needs brakes for sure. Rest may be minimal but I'm not sure about carb seals now since it's been sitting. Gas tank was drained when bike was stored though. Custom tooled leather seats and other custom features. Cool looking bike. That's about all I know. If you know about bikes you can get this on the road with a fairly minimal investment. Otherwise you can at least "part it out" and probably double your money. I just need to get it out of my neighbors garage before his wife kills him and me.2016-11-08 04:34:53Delaplane, Virginia, United States8034000 -
REALLY NICE 1979 BURGUNDY HONDA GL1000 GOLDWING,ONLY 34,702 MILES, (1979)
THIS IS A REALLY NICE 1979 ,BURGUNDY, HONDA GL1000 GOLDWING WITH ONLY 34,702 MILES. .HAS NEW TIRES .CARBS HAVE BEEN REBUILT AND SYNCRONIZED .NEW TIMING BELTS .RUNS GREAT AND IS IN REALLY GOOD CONDITION!! FOR MORE INFO: CALL LARRY AT 757-898-3184-- YORKTOWN, VA.2013-09-03 10:20:40Yorktown, Virginia, US34,7021,875.00 -
1975 Honda Gold Wing (1975)
I am selling a really low mileage honda gl1000. I think this was the first year of the goldwing. It is a really balanced bike.2016-08-19 04:42:36Lynchburg, Virginia, United States824000 -
1994 Honda Gold Wing Trike (0)
This CSC Gold Wing Trike is in peak condition If anything indicated it might be a problem it was immediately replaced using Honda parts It has been serviced in accordance with the Honda manual I would have no concerns about taking the trike on a coast to coast trip leaving today The mileage is 97 484 As you may know Honda Gold Wing engines are good for extremely long mileage The only thing this trike needs is a good home for it has served me well Note that the trike has the normal scratches but overall looks great Lots of chrome Driver Backrest Passenger Armrest Luggage Rack Raked for Easy Steering Spoiler Trailer Hitch amp wiring CB Radio Amfm stereo Cassette Player Front amp Rear Stereo Speakers Vented Windshield Reverse Air Wings Chrome Rotor Covers Cruise Control Driver Floor Boards Digital amp quot five in 1 V Meter 3 12 V Outlets Mud Flaps Owner s Manual and MUCH MORE2014-01-21 19:55:09Lynchburg, VA973,100.00 -
1996 Honda Gold Wing SE (0)
five GEAR SHAFT DRIVE WITH OVERDRIVE 6.3 GALLON FUEL TANK + 3.4 GALLON AUX TANK AM / FM / CASS / SONY ten DISC CD / CB / INTERCOM GARMIN GPS CRUISE CONTROL REVERSE GEAR TRAILER HITCH TRUNK SPOILER WITH LED BRAKE LIGHT RING OF FIRE LUGGAGE RACK VENTED WINDSHIELD TIRES HAVE GOOD TREAD RUNS AND RIDES 100% CLEAN TITLE IN HAND2014-01-30 00:22:04Richmond, VA02,150.00
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