2004 Honda Other

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Relisting (details below). No reserve. Contact me with any questions. ______________________________ I am selling my 2004 Honda ST1300A. It currently has 12,121 miles. Clear title. Always stored in garage. Looks great, runs great. I did notice a few small scratches on the side cases (see pics).Besides pictures here, you can see more at: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9d9JRuhpsHLMml5NmZueExrWFU&usp=sharing_eid I also uploaded a walk through of my bike. The video can be see here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMNuTm0zuWU&feature=youtu.be I have owned this bike since it had about 700 miles. Always serviced at the local dealer/service department where I purchased it. I basically had to break in the bike and we followed the recommended Honda service interval guidelines plus oil and filter changed regularly - last changed less than 1000 miles ago. Front and rear tires have less than 2000 miles on them- they look great with lots of tread left. This bike has given me zero problems and is in great shape. So smooth to ride and so strong. But I was just ready for a change- to include dirt roads and it deserves better than that. Over the years I've added: Corbin Canyon Dual Sport Heated seat - wired up and workingPan European tank coverHonda mirror and fairing air deflectorsCee Bailey Windshield - 2" higher and wider than stockRackman highway wingsKaoko throttle lockBygDawg rear tip over bars and rear luggage rackMCL driver footpeg lowering bracketsMCL Gen II risers with Powerlet adapter (plug in your GPS, charge your phone, etc)Headlight protector shield (1 pc)Bestem trunk (with running lights and break lights)Aux fuse panel under rear seat - on with key I also have many of the original components I upgraded and other extras specific to the ST1300 that I would include if you want them: Original front and rear seats, handlebar riser and plate that goes over it, ST1300 side case liner bags and other items Note: the CB antenna (seen in some pictures) and the J&M CB have been removed from the bike and are not part of this sale. Getting the bike from me to you: I've sold motorcycles on eBay before and the shippers are pretty easy to setup and to work with. I am happy to help your shipper load the bike or I can trailer it to a shipping terminal if it's within ~75 miles of my location. Generally it will be cheaper the less they have to handle it so it's normally less if I trailer it to their terminal. Make sure you check into your shipping options: 'door to door' or 'terminal to terminal' or 'terminal to door', etc... their prices can differ quite a bit. A more fun option would be to fly in (Manchester NH, Boston MA or Providence RI), I'll pick you up from the airport, we complete the transaction and you drive it home. It's ready to go if you are! Note - you would need to find out from your state about temporary plates or other options for this kind of thing. There are no plates on the bike now so we would have to discuss the details. If you are local (within ~75 miles or so from my location) I can trailer the bike to you for no extra fee once we are ready to complete the sale (payment, title, bill of sale). Also if local you can contact me if you would like to see the bike at my home before bidding - but no rides. Why relisting - what happened to the original listing that was cancelled? I've had a number of people ask me about this both now and also when I cancelled the prior listing of the bike so I figured I would add some details here: I had a local guy who said he wanted to buy it, said he knew ST1300s, said he was fine with paying my asking price (which was higher than my current starting bid price) - so we came to a verbal agreement but he could not pick it up until Monday. My prior listing was ending on Saturday or Sunday before that. I didn't want to risk someone doing a "buy it now" in the previous listing which would be an agreement to sell to that person and already have an agreement to sell to the other guy. So once I agreed to sell to the local guy I decided to cancel the eBay listing- to prevent that potential conflict. And at that point there was no "best offer" and no "buy it now" - just views and watchers... and I thought it was basically sold. Anyway- the local guy showed up with his motorcycle trailer on Monday as planned. He loved the bike but it was not right for him anymore. He was a great guy but was to the point in life where he was starting to have hip issues and struggled to get his leg over even at its lowest seat height and he was a little worried about the weight if he ever needed to be able to pick it up from its side. It was clear to both of us it was just too much for him now. It opened his eyes that he may need to be thinking more trike or Can Am now. He apologized and went on his way. So I relisted it. I had it listed locally for sale again this time as well, but now that I am getting close to the auction end I have removed it locally- I am not going through that again. It is in eBay to sell in this listing. I will not cancel this one.