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Honda : Gold Wing 2012 Honda Goldwing Trike Demo With Motor on 2040-motos

$29,999
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:68
Location:

Searcy, Arkansas

Searcy, AR
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Honda Gold Wing description

2012 GL1800 GOLDWING TRIKE DEMO Talk to our Sales Staff Today!!! Phone: (501)305-XXXX Store Hours: 8am-6pm Tues-Sat 2012 GL1800 WITH MOTOR TRIKE CONVERSION Description : This is a brand new 2012 GL1800 Trike. The trike only has 68 mis. The bike does have a few added accessories:Ground Effects with Fog Light kit, ESA (electronic suspension adjustment), cruise control, heated seat and grips, and the adjustable windshield. We do offer financing through a few local banks, rates and approval will vary depending on your credit. Specifications : Year : 2012 Make : Honda Model : GL1800 Color : Blue Wheelbase : 66.5 in Length : 87.8 in. Weight : 904 pounds. Seat Height : 29.1 in. Engine : Liquid-Cooled horizontally opposed 6 cyl Displacement : 1832 cc Bore x Stroke : 74 x 71 mm Compression : 9.8:1 Fuel Capacity : 6.6 Gal Transmission : six gear plus reverse Tires : F :130/70R-17 R :180/60-17 Our Store : Contact Us :We are a complete service Honda dealer in Searcy, AR. We also have a dealership, Shawnee Honda, located in Shawnee Oklahoma (just east of Oklahoma City). We would be glad to talk to you directly.Please contact us through e-mail XXXX@sunrisehonda.com Talk to a salesperson at 501-305-XXXX!!! Store Hours are 8am-6pm Mon-Sat Terms and Policies : Complimentary pick up from Little Rock Airport. (If Needed) We do not offer shipping. The winning bidder, if shipping the bike, must arrange his/her own shipping. A $1000.00 Deposit is due within two days of auction close, with the remainder to be paid within ten days of auction end date. Financing is available (please call before bidding, charges may apply). This bike is for sale in our showroom. We reserve the right to cancel all bids and end auction early if bike sells before auction ends. WE ACCEPT PAYPAL OR CREDIT CARD FOR $1000.00 DEPOSIT ONLY. REMAINING BALANCE MUST BE CASH, BANK CASHIERSCHECK, OR BANK TO BANK WIRE TRANSFER UNLESS PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE. Please note that while every effort goes intoassuring the accuracy of every item, price and description thatwe post, human errors can and do occur. As such, yourparticipation by bidding on an item or submitting a "Buy ItNow" order accepts this fact, and you agree not to holdSunrise Honda responsible for such errors. Any errors discoveredand reported to us will be corrected as soon as possible. As weare quite sure that most of our bidders have made at least oneerror along life’s journey, we appreciate yourunderstanding of our position.

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