1995 Honda 25th Anniversary Like New on 2040-motos

$7,500

Year:0 Mileage:30

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1995 Honda 25th Anniversary Like New, $7,500, image 1

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My bike is like new, 30k miles on her, garage kept its entire lifetime, purchased from original owner, has cb, new tires, passenger armrest, custom cover for bike, wine color bike, foot pegs for driver, cb radio, had carbs just done, runs like a champ, oil change just completed as well. You will not find a better bike, looking, kept up, anywhere in Fl for this price!! Guaranteed!! Nobody has this one!!Bring me cash 7500 and you can take her home!! Save a bunch buying this like new Goldwing! Leave message!

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