82 Honda Gl 1100 Goldwing on 2040-motos

$2,000

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82 Honda GL 1100 Goldwing, $2,000, image 1

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This bike is a great runner, new timing belts, rebuilt carbs, gas tank cleaned an sealed, new rear tire, new seals in front forks, seat reupholstered. Will consider trade for Shovelhead motor that fits 72 Shovelhead frame. Call Ken at.

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