1989 Honda

JH2RC3402KM000062

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Find out why this is one of the best bikes to own and ride ever made! The Honda Pacific Coast is: Comfortable, yet nimbleSmooth, yet sportyConvenient, yet responsiveSmall, yet fast There are good reasons there is a strong cult following for this bike to this day. Do an internet search - you'll find plenty of evidence.Throw your groceries in the trunk and ride from the store, or pack it with gear and ride across the country. This Pacific Coast is 21 years old, but still rides like it is brand new. Low maintenance by design, and in experience.67,xxx loved-filled miles.You can trust this bike to take you across the country right now.The bike has always been properly maintained, and always garaged. Windshield is a Rifle extended after-market product.Original Toolkit included.Original owners manual included.New alternator.Battery is two years old.Factory Passenger backrestDeer whistles mounted on fairingThere is some cosmetic damage to show the bike's age - a crack in the fairing, and scrape under the seat have been there since the early 90's and have not changed. Other scrapes on the crash guards and mirrors. Tail-light lens has small crack but is complete and stable. Vinyl seat had small age tears, but has been repaired.Choke cable does not function properly - you have to hold it out to keep it choked.Tires are Dunlops. Helmets and bags shown in pictures are for illustration only, and are not included in the sale. On Mar-18-10 at 08:30:27 PDT, seller added the following information: Does this item look familiar? This motorcycle was previously up for auction as ebay item #120543304459, but the "buy it now" option was executed by a non-valid buyer. Here is a message exchange from the first time around you may find helpful: w***4 asked: Any mechanical concerns ? Does it use oil ? How are the brakes and tires ? When was the engine and rear axle last serviced ? My response: Dear w***4, Great questions, thanks for your inquiry. Other than the choke cable, that I explained on the listing, there are no mechanical problems. The bike does not burn oil. It's been almost 3000 miles since the last oil and filter, and it is still full. The the state inspector tells me there is "plenty" of service left in the front brakes. They continue to work well, and there are no indications of any problems. The rear brake is a drum style - adjustable by the rider. It is less than halfway though its range of adjustment. Both tires have normal and even wear - no problems. If I were not selling the bike, I would be replacing the rear tire at the end of this season. The front tire has two or three seasons left in it. A full service was last performed at 52,000 miles. The Pacific Coast really was designed to be low-maintenance and trouble-free. It has proven to be exactly that for me.