1997 Honda Gl1500se on 2040-motos

$17,000

Year:1997 Mileage:69192 Color: White

Location:

Highland, California

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1997 Honda GL1500 SE Trike, California Sidecar Trike Conversion, Honda CB Package, Driver Backrest, Hi-Way Pegs, Luggage Rack, Fender Racks, Trailer Hitch, Chrome Front Wheel, Custom Chrome Directional Rear Wheels, Lots of Chrome and Extras... Trikes with 69192 miles won't last at $17,000... This one you gotta see...

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