1989 Honda PC800

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You are bidding on a used 1989 pearl white Honda Pacific Coast. The bike has some scratches and dings but none that are stopping this bike from making someone extremely happy rider. The radio and speakers need some attention but other than that the bike rides fine...Highest bidder is expected to arrange their own shipping...Good luck bidding and here are specs: In 1989, Honda introduced its new touring motorcycle, the PC800 Pacific Coast. Featuring a unique, single integrated trunk over the rear wheel, full plastic bodywork and a distinctive two-tone paint job, the Pacific Coast was marketed as a touring bike for the white-collar professional market. Depicted as being a bike of leisure, comfort and enjoyment, instead of the rebellious nature of American contemporaries like Harley-Davidson, the Pacific Coast only sold about 14,000 units during its near-decade run.EngineThe 1989 Pacific Coast features a 798 cc, four-stroke, single overhead cam V-Twin engine, with three valves in each cylinder. This liquid-cooled engine is capable of producing 57 horsepower at 6,500 RPM and features an electrical starter. The bore measures 79.5 mm while the stroke measures 80.6 mm. The engine's compression ratio is 9:1.TransmissionThe Pacific Coast has a five-speed manual transmission with a Cardan shaft system.Brakes and SuspensionThe Pacific Coast utilizes a front-wheel dual disc braking system. The front suspension uses 41 mm Showa forks, allowing for 145 mm of wheel travel, while the rear suspension uses dual Showa shocks, allowing for 130 mm of wheel travel.Weight and Fuel CapacityThe Pacific Coast has a dry weight of 577.6 pounds and has a 4.2-gallon fuel tank.Integrated TrunkOne of the Pacific Coast's most distinctive features is its trunk under the rear seat. As a singular integrated trunk, it offers about 2,440 cubic inches of vertical storage space, sufficient to hold two motorcycle helmets and two medium-sized gym bags. Read more: 1989 Honda Pacific Coast Specs | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/list_7266445_1989-honda-pacific-coast-specs.html#ixzz1Jd9rsDjx