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I have decided to sell my 1981 Goldwing Interstate in favor of something smaller and newer that I don't need to give as much TLC. In the interest of full disclosure, here is what I know about this bike:
The Good:
I am happy to answer any questions that you may have. The bike is located near Winchester, VA. I am asking $2,300 OBO.
Thanks,
John
I have decided to sell my 1981 Goldwing Interstate in favor of something smaller and newer that I don't need to give as much TLC. In the interest of full disclosure, here is what I know about this bike:
The Good:
- Still running well at 75,300 miles
- New battery at around 71,000 miles
- Rebuilt forks at around 71,000
- Rebuilt all brake calipers and changed brake fluid at around 71,000
- Cut out the Molex connecter by the battery and bike charges fine
- Replaced timing belts at around 71,000
- Adjusted valves around 71,000
- Oil filter adapter for screw on filters
- Extra aftermarket seat with backrest (I'm not sure of the brand, it came with the bike. I am using a stock seat at the moment.)
- Larger touring screen
- New gel grips
- Throttle lock
- New waterpump around 73,000
- New choke cable around 73,000
- Replaced starter around 73,000
- Replaced Oil Shifter Seal around 73,000
- The front master brake reservior has a leak that I haven't located. It is very slow but apparent. A replacement would be in order.
- The throttle isn't as smooth as it should be. I purchased new push/pull cables but have not installed them.
- The paint is faded in spots. The paint around the right hand controls and cover for missing electronics is ruined by the leaking brake reservior. But its not on the plastic fairing. Damage is isolated to the paint on the right hand controls and cover where an accessory would go.
- The lights on the lightbar do not work.
- The radio does not work.
I am happy to answer any questions that you may have. The bike is located near Winchester, VA. I am asking $2,300 OBO.
Thanks,
John


