2003 Honda Silver Wing on 2040-motos

$2,995

Year:2003 Mileage:2125 Color: Bright Candy Red

Location:

Salinas, California

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Type:Scooter Phone:(866) 394-2442

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2003 Honda Silver Wing, New Arrival - Whether you think it's a commuter, scooter or motorcycle, the Silver Wing, with its 600cc engine, two-up comfortable seat and tons of luggage space offers performance to spare. Available March 2003

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