1982 Honda Gl500 Silverwing. Will Trade For Car Or Truck! on 2040-motos

$1,500

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I have a 1982 Honda Gl500 Silverwing. It has just over 27K+ miles on it and it will continue to change as it is my daily driver. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this bike. All the lamps work, horn, brand new tires, and the motor still runs strong. Just did an oil change and changed the spark spark plugs at 27,400 mis. Its gets about 50mpg. This is a single seat bike. There is a nice convenient trunk where a passenger seat would be. Will consider any trade for another bike or a car or truck. Preferably a manual transmission.. There is nothing wrong with this bike other than some beauty marks (paint) and is priced as such. Doesnt look too bad for a 30 yr old bike. Runs like itright out of the factory. The saddle bags pictured and mirrors are not included. I have the original mirrors instead. No test rides without a motorcycle license and cash in my hand, but you're more than welcome to come look for free. Clean and clean title in hand.Txt Forest @

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