1985 Honda Goldwing Tricycle 1.2L Petrol · B306 PRT

This 1985 Honda Goldwing tricycle demonstrates a stable maintenance trend, securing a clear pass on August 29, 2023 at 48,910 miles with zero defects recorded by the testing station. The vehicle presents a clean recent compliance history, having also secured fault-free passes on August 12, 2022 and September 18, 2021. This unbroken sequence of first-time passes indicates that previous keepers maintained the machine to a functional standard leading up to the most recent test, which sits three years behind the current date of August 19, 2026. The recorded mileage of 48,910 averages out to approximately 1,193 miles per year across its forty-one-year lifespan, representing very light usage for a touring machine of this era. Such low annual mileage points toward extended periods spent in storage rather than consistent daily deployment, a factor that often precipitates distinct mechanical quirks. The data lacks granularity regarding intervening maintenance between the annual tests, though the clean test sheets show no chronic failures or persistent advisory patterns. Prospective buyers must inspect the machine in person with a focus on age-related degradation rather than recurring test failures, given the absence of historic advisories. Extended storage frequently causes fuel system contamination, carburetor varnish, and deterioration of rubber components such as brake hoses, fork seals, and suspension bushes. The bespoke tricycle conversion requires careful scrutiny of the rear axle assembly, differential, drive shafts, and chassis mounting points for structural corrosion or excessive play. A thorough physical examination of the braking hydraulics and tyre sidewall dating is essential before putting the machine back on the road.