1989 Honda

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NO RESERVE! Because of its unique design, this bike is sought after and has a cult following. The bike has perfect handling and is great for around town and highway both. The pearl white color was only used one year and is fairly rare. I have seen one like it, but perfect, go for $6600. The last owner, the second owner, purchased a $278. tall Clearview windshield which is perfect. It also has an indoor/ outdoor car thermometer with voltmeter installed on it along with a cruise control stop and a battery tender. The front wheel has been machine polished and the rear wheel is not corroded. Both tires, battery and brakes are good and it comes with a new rear tire, owners manual and workshop manual. All service has recently been done, so ride it home with confidence. It has a small connector on the handlebar cover for a helmet speaker or something. Everything works as it should and needs nothing. It has a few minor flaws in the paint which you can see in the pics. All 3 owners were older adults. I am 68 yrs. old and retiring from riding. Feel free to call if you have any questions. Jonathan 865-247-8130. I am 25 miles from Knoxville Tn. I can haul the bike to a shipper in Knoxville. The PC800 Pacific Coast is a touring motorcycle made by Honda and named after California's Pacific Coast Highway. Over 14,000 were sold in North America, Europe and Japan, with a three-year hiatus between two production runs. The bike is noted for a single integrated trunk straddling the rear wheel, full bodywork, and distinctive two-tone paint.Trunk:Unlike other motorcycles that offer detachable side or top cases for storage, the PC800 has an integral waterproof trunk under the passenger seat. The passenger seat is attached to a single trunk lid that hinges upward to reveal two storage areas that straddle the rear wheel — with sufficient capacity to carry two full-face helmets and/or two medium-sized gym bags, or two-four full grocery bags. The trunk lid is held up by a hydraulic strut and is controlled by a release mechanism under the lockable fuel filler door.Bodywork:Like other motorcycles with full bodywork, the PC800's plastic bodywork conceals almost the entirety of the motorcycle's mechanical underpinnings — in the manner of a scooter. Routine oil changes do not require panel removal. The design of the bodywork includes three vents on each side of the bike to cool the mechanicals: a pair of forward vents on the wheel cowling, a lower vent on each side for the transmission, and two larger vents to accommodate the engine's cooling system.