2008 Honda Gl1800 1800 on 2040-motos

$17,000

Year:2008 Mileage:31560 Color: Pearl White Metallic

Location:

Highland, California

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2008 Honda GL1800 1800, 2008 GL1800 - Honda CB Pkg., Fog Lights, Driver Hi-Way Pegs, Chrome Rotor Covers, Chrome Fender Tip, Chrome Intake Vents, Chrome Radiator Vent Accents, Chrome HandGrips, Chrome Battery Cover Accents, Passenger Floor Boards, Chrome Pivot Covers, Chrome Radio Accent, Custom Exhaust Tips, and Much More... This Bike with 31560 miles is a GREAT Buy at $17,000.00... Must See

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