1988 Honda Gold Wing on 2040-motos
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Goldwing GL1500, smooth 6 cylinder engine, LOW, UNDER 17000 miles, stereo, CB (I do not have the headsets for the CB/Intercom), cruise control, reverse gear, air suspension with compressor, Corbin leather seat with backrest (not shown), new front tire, and new front and rear brakes, rebuilt front calipers last season, new timing belts last month, beige, silver and brown. I have the front brake rotor covers, I removed them because I think it looks better without them, they are included. Minor scratches in the clearcoat paint, not easily photographed Currently at about 16,800 miles, but used daily for commute, weather permitting, so mileage will be going up.
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