2004 Honda Gold Wing 1800 Trike on 2040-motos

US $23,500.00

Year:2004 Mileage:38

Location:

PINELLAS PARK, Florida, US

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Honda Gold Wing tech info

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Honda Gold Wing description

2004 Honda GOLD WING 1800, FOR SALE IS AN EXCELLENT 2004 HONDA GOLDWING GL1800 IN FLARE RED WITH ONLY 38889 ADULT RIDEN MILES, WITH A 2013 CHAMPION SIDECARS INDEPENDENT REAR SUSPENSION TRIKE CONVERSION.WE JUST FINISHED TRIKING THIS BIKE ABOUT 3 WEEKS AGO. THIS GOLDWING HAS ALL THE STANDARD FEATURES HONDA OFFERS SUCH AS AN/FM STEREO, INTERCOM, ELECTRIC REVERSE, CRUISE CONTROL, DUAL EXHAUST, ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE HEADLAMPS, AND MUCH MORE.SOME OF THE ADDED ACCESSORIES ARE E-Z STEER, CB RADIO, LOWER RUNNING LIGHTS, CHROME FRONT VENTS, KURYAKYN HWY PEGS, PASSENGER ARM REST, CUP HOLDERS, CHROME LUGGAGE RACK, FACTORY OWNERS MANUAL AND TOOL KIT, CHROME FRONT FENDER TRIM, CHROME EYE BROW, CHROME MIRROR TRIM, CHROME COMFORT GRIPS, CHROME DRIVERS FLOOR BOARDS, CHROME TOUR TRUNK LIGHTS, CHROME UPER AND LOWER TAIL LIGHT TRIM, AND GARMIN-ZUMO GPS.THE CHAMPION CONVERSION HAS AN EXTRA LARGE TRUNK LIGHTED WITH A MAT ALSO HAS 3 YEAR UNLIMITED MILAGE ON THE CONVERSION.

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