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2003 Honda Other on 2040-motos

US $9000
YearYear:2003 MileageMileage:17 ColorColor: White
Location:

Schaumburg, Illinois, United States

Schaumburg, Illinois, United States
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Honda Other tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1,084 TypeType:Sport Touring For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Honda Other description

New in 2007, this 2003 ST1100P (Police Model) has always been privately owned, never in service as a municipal vehicle.

Hard to find any ST1100 with less than 50,000 miles, let alone a Police Model with under 18,000.

Anyone that knows ST1100s knows this bike is barely broken in. It belongs in a Museum. 

2003 is the last year of the ST1100P.  Regular ST1100s were discontinued in 2002. Police Models were around for 1 more, then came the 1300 which doesn't have any where near the MPG (or reputation) as the 1100.

All (unused) Police Accessories included (Single Police Seat, Light & Siren Mount, All Police Switches + Fully Adjustable Handlebar Risers, Extra Corbin Seat with Detachable Passenger Backrest, Extra Windshield, Throttlemeister Throttle Lock, Palm Accelerator Lever, New Tires, New Brakes, All Fluids are fresh, Matching (Black & White) Hard Saddle Bags, Expanded Tool Kit, Original Owners Manual, OEM Honda Shop Repair Manual, Full Size Cover, etc.

The bike is turn-key, ready for the road or your private collection.

The only cosmetic flaws are a touched up 1" scratch on the gas tank (no dings or dents anywhere on the bike), and the hard bags have some slight scratches as expected for a 13 year old bike.  Overall, very CLEAN bike that gets lots and lots of compliments..

More pictures will be added within 48 hours.

Possible trade for Porsche (no Boxters), Acura NSX, Vette Vertible, High End Benz or Audi, Viper, etc..


NOTE: Do NOT bid on this bike if you do not intend to follow through with the sale. Buyer agrees that the $2,000 deposit, due within 24 hours of sale, is completely NON-REFUNDABLE. Do not contract to buy this bike if you don't agree with this.

BUYER AGREES THAT THE $2,000 DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE, SO BE SURE YOU WANT THIS BIKE BEFORE YOU AGREE TO BUY IT.

BIKE IS SOLD COMPLETELY AS-IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AS TO CONDITION.

CLEAN AND CLEAR TITLE IN HAND.

BIKE CAN BE INSPECTED IN ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL.  SEND A MESSAGE WITH YOUR NAME AND NUMBER TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT.

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