2008 Honda Goldwing on 2040-motos

$11,500

Year:0 Mileage:50

Location:

Honda Other description

The bike is in very terrific condition and has always been serviced on time as required. The bike has the navigation package; built in GPS, the comfort package; heated seats and grips plus extra heat vents, and the premium audio package. I added a passenger volume control CB transmit control. Also included in the auction are 2 size large HJC full helmets with pull down full face shields and slide down sun glasses. The helmets are equipped with J_M premium audio earphones and microphones. They are white in color. The audio system can be easily transferred to any other helmet.

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