Naked Honda Goldwing, Only Made One Year on 2040-motos

$1,000

Year:0 Mileage:82

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Naked Honda Goldwing, only made one year, $1,000, image 1

Honda Other description

1984 Naked Goldwing 1200 in super condition. This was only made in 1984. Has not been started in 2 yrs due to illness. The bike is in very super condition no dents, paint is not all scratched up, it is black and has 82k miles, has great tires, not rusted and have good title. This would make a nice bike for someone. I am considering parting it out after looking at some of the part prices on eBay. I can text photos if wanted.

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