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2013 Honda GoldWing (GL1800)
$17,990
Excl. Govt. Charges
Touring
Touring
31,800 km
31,800 km
1,832 cc
1,832 cc
ABS
ABS
TAS
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2019 Honda CRF250RLA Rally
$6,990
Excl. Govt. Charges
Adventure Touring
Adventure Touring
2,982 km
2,982 km
249 cc
249 cc
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2017 Honda NC750X ABS (NC750XA)
$7,000
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Adventure Sport
Adventure Sport
70,625 km
70,625 km
745 cc
745 cc
ABS
ABS
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2023 Honda CB500XA MY22
$9,800
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Adventure Sport
Adventure Sport
80 km
80 km
471 cc
471 cc
ABS
ABS
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2018 Honda CB1000R ABS
$16,000
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Naked
Naked
2,700 km
2,700 km
998 cc
998 cc
ABS
ABS
TAS
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