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Used 1988 Honda Goldwing Trike For Sale on 2040-motos

$14,900
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:90
Location:

Piedmont, Alabama

Piedmont, AL
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1988 Honda Gold Wing Trike. This touring trike has 98,zero miles and is in terrific condition. Equipped with Hondas liquid cooled, horizontally opposed six cyl engine. Engine displacement size is 1,520 cubic centimeters. 5 gear manual transmission and comes with a drive shaft system. Compression rated at 9.8 to 1 ratio. The Gold Wings fuel tank has a capacity of 6.3 gallons. This trike seats an operator and 1 passenger at an ergonomically designed seat height of 29.1 ins. The trike is predominantly gold in color with a black leather seat. This trike has never been dropped and there are no leaks or drips. Lots of light and chrome on this cycle. Includes a trailer hitch and a raked 3 in extended front end. it has always been garaged kept and well maintained. Serious inquires only. Qualified buyers may be eligible for Financing, Nationwide Shipping and Extended Warranty.

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