2003 Honda ST1300

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79 miles since new, original owner from 2003, ST1300 Honda sport-touring motorcycle, factory locking saddlebags, totally stock original condition, no flaws except two nicks 3/4" long in outermost part of fairing near a mirror. Heated grips with electronic solid state variable heat controller in a box, un-installed. No accidents, no touchups, no repaint, never dropped over, the absolute best condition you could find on a 2003. I can add photos at: http://s1089.photobucket.com/albums/i350/hotgrips/2003%20Honda%20ST1300%20Sport%20Touring%20Motorcycle/ If anyone wants other detail photos just ask - Telephone 603-448-0303 or email: Jim@hotgrips.com To read more about a 2003 ST1300 go to a magazine review: http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/roadtests/2003_honda_st1300/index.html or go to: http://www.motorcycle.com/manufacturer/honda/first-ride-2003-honda-st1300-1276.html or go to: http://www.powersportsnetwork.com/enthusiasts/review_list_vehicle.asp?veh=3722 or go to: http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2003/05/13/161202.html or just do a Google Search for: 2003 Honda ST1300 ABS review and there are many other online reviews of this wonderful sport-touring model. Price out a new one, I am told they are $17,699. A Oklahoma dealer has one with a super-low 26000 miles at $8999. ( See: http://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2003-HONDA-ST1300-91266384 ) A Carolina dealer has a "low 57000 miles" advertised at $7999. See: http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/2010/honda/st1300/abs/68047/05/index.html Anti-lock ABS-II brakes Adjustable power windshield.Remote adjustable headlight controller. Yes, 79 original miles is hard to believe, but I am 60 years old and I discovered when I bought the bike that it gives me back pain. So I parked it, put in a gas stabilizer, covered it, & put the battery trickle charger on it. I changed gasoline periodically and again added Stabil. Clear Montana title, no liens, always garaged in New Hampshire. Why MT plates? No sales tax, no property tax, no inspections, permanent you buy them once when the bike is new and never again. Starts instantly and revs cleanly throughout the RPM range. Just drove it on a 9 mile test trip, all checks out A-OK - fresh full tank of gas - I can pickup buyer at airport or train/bus station nearby. Local airport is Lebanon, NH (LEB) Local bus and train station is White River Junction, VT. New battery 8-1-2011. One person asked about the battery. When I replaced it in August 2011 I neglected to refit the lower black case which hides the lower half of the battery, but it is in place now, and can be seen in the www.photobucket group of photos. Also someone asked if there was a scratch on the fairing on the right, and there is NOT, it was either a reflection or a strand of spider web, and 10-2-11 photos showing that are also posted at the www.photobucket site. This is the model of bike most European Police Forces use for very good reason. Call Jim at 603-448-0303 or email: JimHollander@hotgrips.com