2003 Honda Gold Wing Touring on 2040-motos

US $10,499.00

Year:2003 Mileage:89 Color: Titanium

Location:

Grapevine, Texas, US

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Honda Gold Wing tech info

Type:Touring Stock Number:U11949 Phone:8665764538

Honda Gold Wing description

2003 Honda Gold Wing, Foglight kit, highway pegs. 89,000 Miles and plenty of life left in her...freshly serviced and ready for a new home. - Please contact Internet Sales @ (817) or (214) 421-4663 or Email World-class power, athletic handling and unmatched touring features make the 2003 Gold Wing the touring motorcycle standard of the world. Note: This model exceeds the requirements of the CARB 2008 emissions standards.

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