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1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
OLD/NEW BIKE: BOUGHT NEW FOR INVESTMENT 1998 Honda SEL1500 Gold Wing Touring Bike, Mint Condition, One Owner. This Bike has been Covered and Garaged. No Scratches or Dents.2016-08-12 04:42:50Justin, Texas, United States8007,500.00 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
1998 Honda Goldwing gl1500A Aspencade ,Black & Chrome,Very good condition,Looks great,Runs very well. No known problems and has only normal wear and tear (it's used,and not perfect). Has original tool kit,owners handbook,air hose and full cover.2016-08-20 04:42:21Kent, Washington, United States9530000 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
Impeccable 1998 Honda Goldwing 1500 SE - Runs perfect - no issues at all, meticulously maintained, garage kept & covered. An extremely comfortable and reliable ride! The engines in these Goldwings can get 300,000 miles without being rebuilt. No joke. Stats and upgrades: Driver & passenger intercom system - also works with radio and CB AM/FM/Cassette allows for mp3 player, cell phone, etc with adapter (included) Auto adjust volume (based on rpms) Built in adjustable air shocks to change the ride stiffness to suit you Built in air compressor (optional 10ft.2016-08-24 04:43:46Stafford, Texas, United States6947000 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
1998 Goldwing Aspencade GL1500. Mint shape, this bike is a real head turner. Has almost every option you can think of over $6,000 worth. Low mileage - 48,848 miles. Corbin leather seat, reverse, CB, heel-toe shifter, new front tire, new front brake, replaced rear tire & rim, rear tire has only 2,000 miles on it. Replaced cam seal & timing belts. This is a must see.2016-08-27 04:43:04Hollis Center, Maine, United States4810,000.00 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
This is a 1999 Honda Goldwing Aspencade with a Tow-pac Trike kit. This bike is in outstanding shape and only has 35k. Really needs to be seen to be appreciated.2016-10-30 04:35:19Carroll, Ohio, United States3516000 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing Aspencade (1998)
Aivan or Jenn (586) 619-9780 3731 E Ten Mile Rd Warren Michigan 48091 1998 Honda Gold Wing Aspencade Vehicle Information Year: 1998 Make: Honda Model: Gold Wing® Trim: Aspencade Mileage: 47208 VIN: 1HFSC2200WA000078 Color: Black Engine Size (cc): 1520 Description This 1998 Honda GoldWing Aspencade is in great condition. The bike has 47208 miles on it and the tires have a lot of tread still on them. This bike does not look it's age.2016-11-12 04:35:50Warren, Michigan, United States4710000 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
I love to ride and kept this like a special friend. I have gotten to old to ride any more and it needs a new owner that will take care of it and ride it. I would trust it it head to California right now.2016-11-18 04:36:27Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States608700 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
This is my 1998 Honda Goldwing SE 1500. I have owned the bike since 2013.The bike is driven daily and runs excellent.I have had no major problems since purchase.There are some monor scrathes on the mirrors that were present when I purchased the bike.I do my own oil changes and minor upkeep myself.I have also upgraded some of the bikes lighting to LED.The front tire was replaced in September (2016),and I have a new Dunlop Elite 4 for the rear.The bike also has a new K&N filter installed this past summer.I also have new sub-and cruise filters. The bike has the radio cover and the complete tool kit.2016-11-20 04:36:36Port Charlotte, Florida, United States446,995.00 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
This bike is just getting broke in. It has new battery, tires, brakes, tune up, and oil change. It drives like it did when new.2016-11-22 04:36:16Byron, Georgia, United States265,999.99 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
1998 HONDA GOLDWING GL1500SE TRIKE BY MOTOR TRIKE TITLE: CLEAR COLOR: SILVER/ GRAY 2 TONE MILEAGE: 83,273 THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL HONDA GOLDWING GL1500 SE. IT HAS ALL OF THE SE OPTIONS AND IS IN GREAT CONDITION. THE BIKE HAS BEEN EQUIPPED WITH THE MOTOR TRIKE COUPE TRIKE CONVERSION MADE BY MOTOR TRIKE OF TROUP, TEXAS.2016-11-24 04:35:55Altoona, Alabama, United States8312,900.00 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
Great deal - Gorgeous 1998 Goldwing 1500SE for sale. Custom seat covers and grips, new tires, water pump, shift seal, voltmeter, saddlebag warning system, and usb charger, also new progressive rear shocks and lots of extras. 142K miles, runs great, recently flushed and changed filters and plugs.2016-12-13 04:35:15Katy, Texas, United States1423,800.00 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing (1998)
UP FOR SALE IS THIS 1998 HONDA GOLDWING GL1500 ROADSMITH TRIKE BY TRIKE SHOP. THIS IS THE ROADSMITH HT1500 CONVERSION FOR THE GOLDWING GL1500. THE ROADSMITH HT1500 IS AN INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION CONVERSION AND HAS A GREAT RIDE.2016-12-15 04:35:48Altoona, Alabama, United States2117,900.00 -
1998 Honda Gold Wing 1998 Honda Gold Wing 1500SE With Trailer (1998)
Giovanna Riggers (714) 561-4756 551 N Batavia St. Yard A Orange California 92868 1998 Honda Gold Wing 1500SE With Trailer Vehicle Information Year: 1998 Make: Honda Model: Gold Wing® Condition: Used Description ***** READ THE ENTIRE LISTING***** WELCOME TO OUR AUCTION, IN ORANGE, CA! 1.2024-06-23 12:41:21Orange, California, United States101,0652,025.00
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2023 Honda XL750 Transalp First Look
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2023 Honda Rebel 1100T First Look
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2023 Honda Hornet CB750 Details Emerge in Vehicle Certifications
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Honda Announces Electric Motorcycle Plans
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