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Type:Sport Touring
Phone:8282307310
Honda Other description
1997 Honda ST1100, 1997 Honda ST1100. Custom paint, lots of extras. I have made this bike so it can be riden any of 3 ways. With the Police package single seat and rear cowl, with the Police single seat and a custom rear rack, or as a 2 up with either the factory seat or a Corbin seat. The current windshield is a plus 2, and it works great. I am also including the factory shield. The wheels have been stripped and polished and repainted with black spokes. All of the factory grey body panels have been repainted black, along with the exhaust pipes. I have installed a Garmin GPS which blocked a few warning lights, which I relocated for safety. The bike also has a AM/FM/ USB radio installed in the cowl in place of the headlight adjuster, which I moved to the right side. No external speakers, I used the speakers I put in my helmet. The handlebars have a 43mm riser for comfort, and a fairly new AGM battery too! It could use an oil change, by the way. Auxillary lights too. Great rubber on the tires, ready for the riding season. $4,750.00 8282307310
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