1982 Honda Gold Wing Gl1100 This Has Been My Daily Rider Since 2004 on 2040-motos

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1982 HONDA GOLD WING GL1100 This has been my daily rider since 2004, $2,500, image 1

Honda Gold Wing description

This has been my daily rider since 2004, It is in very good running condition, well maintained, Starts and runs as it should, Has full Windjammer fairing with lowers and new windshield last year, lower bars (original bars included, no wires have been cut), bar end turn signals, driving lamps, rear rack, tank bag, manuals, other extras, $2500 or nearest offer (203) 506-XXXX Prospect, CT

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