1993 Honda St Series 1100 Sport Touring on 2040-motos

US $3,299.00

Year:1993 Mileage:47 Color: red

Location:

san diego, California, US

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Honda Other tech info

Type:Sport Touring Phone:8583955720

Honda Other description

1993 Honda St Series 1100, 1993 Honda st1100 with 47000 original miles. Bike has many extras. Heli handle bars, fully adjustable. Lindmar windscreen. After market backrest with carry bag attached. A corbin saddle. Saddle needs to be recovered and bike could use a paint job but is in excellent running condition. Great commuter. 40 + mpg 7 gallon fuel tank. Lots of storage. Fun ride, handles well. 858-395-5720. Ready to sell but not willing. Need the cash but love the bike. $3299.00 8583955720

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