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85 Honda Goldwing 1200 on 2040-motos

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Redding, California

Redding, CA
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85 honda goldwing 1200, US $, image 1

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i'm not really sure what it's worth i've seen them go from 2000 to 8500 this is the the fully dressed, does everything but suck your...version, but that's probably because the original owner kept that attachment i really do like the bike it's just to much for me it has digital everything and a tow package that comes with it. it's completetely reliable and has a radio,cb and even a book to tell you what the rest of the buttons do. i'll accept trade in the form of another vehicle or a decent cash offer to get another ride and i'll even take 215 if you happen to have a green thumb hit me up and i'll send images it is the limited edition by the way

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