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1989 Honda Gl1500 on 2040-motos

$5,500
YearYear:1989 MileageMileage:195464 ColorColor: Wineberry
Location:

Highland, California

Highland, CA
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1989 Honda GL1500, Markland Windshield, Driving Lights, Hi-Way Pegs, XM Radio, Wind Deflectors, Pocket Pouches, Passenger Arm Rests, CB Radio, Passenger Control, Luggage Rack, Lots of Chrome, and MUCH MUCH More... This bike with 195464 miles is a Great Buy at $5,500... Won't Last at this Price... Must See...

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