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1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
Condition: Excellent Condition, brand new custom seat, chrome and lighting package. RUNS GREAT! Features: Custom Chrome, Seat and Lighting package History: Second Owner, Never Dropped and I have added some custom features to it including, a new custom seat (with Passenger), chrome and enhanced lighting. Shipping and payment: Deposit of $2000.00 is required and full payment due within 7 days of auction closing.2016-06-29 04:45:25Flushing, Michigan, United States8937000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
UP FOR BID: 1984 Honda GL1200 Aspencade. This bike runs, shifts, and goes down the road OK, BUT needs many things fixed. It was dropped in a garage and sustained damage: bent handlebar, broken right front turn signal, bent windshield garnish.2016-07-01 04:43:34Dolores, Colorado, United States5629000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
nice bike don't use any more, new battery, low miles. just detailed. please don't bid unless you are serious.2016-07-03 04:46:44Waverly, Iowa, United States3334000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
This is a very nice example of a super rare 1984 Honda Goldwing Standard. Unmolested with the exception of aftermarket grips and a front fender ornament added by the previous owner. I have had the bike for about a year and love riding it.2016-07-06 04:44:29Fayetteville, Georgia, United States5545000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
For more information, please contact 973-747-6008.2016-07-11 04:47:04Bloomingdale, New Jersey, United States5115000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
Very rare 1984 Goldwing standard also know as the naked goldwing or the roadking of gold wings. It was only made one year 1984. This one only has a little over 18,000 miles on it.2016-07-12 04:45:36Hebron, Indiana, United States185600 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
1984 Honda Goldwing Aspencade. Starts up and runs fine. Exhaust smokes when warmed up.2016-07-19 04:38:39Pulaski, Wisconsin, United States6812000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
1984 was the last year to purchase and own the naked Goldwing. Excellent shape for age of used bike. Garage kept.2016-08-03 04:46:02Valencia, Pennsylvania, United States307400 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
1984 Honda Goldwing Aspencade GL1200 - In good condition.- 65,000 miles. - Runs good, engine strong.- Brakes good.- Clutch good.- Garage kept and well cared for.- It has fresh fluids and is ready for the road.- Tires are fair, but nearing end of life.- The passenger backrest has home made stitching on the top. (see pic, backrest easily replaceable)- Trunk has a 2 inch crack on the bottom that was repaired with with epoxy from the inside, not visible.- Overall the bike looks and runs very good.- Radio turns on but no sound. - I will work with your shipper.2016-08-15 04:46:12Stoughton, Wisconsin, United States6512000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
Bike runs great. Exterior is about a 7. Everything works. Used daily by me. Just getting too old to handle the weight. For sale locally so I reserve the right to cancel this offering. Call me at 262-914-5124 to arrange viewing. Serial number on request.2016-08-17 04:44:16Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States7037000 -
1984 Honda Gold Wing (1984)
Bike does not run. It ran before I purchased it. The previous owner added something to the tank to clean the gunk and then he started the bike.2016-11-23 04:36:04Whitehall, Pennsylvania, United States3011000
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