1989 Honda Pacific Coast Pc800 Sport Touring on 2040-motos

US $2,500.00

Year:1989 Mileage:58 Color: tan

Location:

Dadeville, Alabama, US

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Honda Other tech info

Type:Sport Touring VIN:JH2RC3407KM003314 Phone:3348689202

Honda Other description

1989 Honda Pacific Coast PC800, Honda PC800 is like what people say it, its very reliable, low maintenance, and has a new stator and a new bike tire and a almost new front tire. it has a few scuff marks from preview owner but runs like a champ. it has 58000 thousand and still running strong has be tuned up every 5000 mile i have change the oil in it. the bike is an excellent starter bike or a go to work or to the store bike or just a long trip. PC800 gets about 55 MPG if not rain hard. i wouldn't be scared to drive it cross country right now Im asking 2500 OB $2,500.00 3348689202

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