Honda Goldwing Gl1800 Saddlebags Black Cherry Color In Great Shape on 2040-parts.com
Cool Ridge, West Virginia, US
THESE BAGS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE JUST NEED A LITTLE CLEANING......MIDDLE SECTION INCLUDED
Accessories for Sale
Honda goldwing gl1800 new scuff covers off of a 2012 model(US $20.00)
Harley davidson rear brake caliper in great condition possibly 05 model(US $25.00)
Honda goldwing gl1800 new turn signal inserts from 2012 model amber lens(US $25.00)
Old harley black leather throw-on saddlebags,maybe also for horses?(US $45.00)
Vortex racing honda cbr600 f4 99-05 frame slider base kit fs247(US $29.99)
Honda crf450 crf 450 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 07 08 kickstart kick starter (US $49.99)
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