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1966 Harley-davidson Fl Hard Tail on 2040-motos

US $11,400.00

Year:1966 Mileage:8 Color: Black

Location:

Sandy Spring, Maryland, United States

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Harley-Davidson FL hard tail tech info

Engine Size (cc):100 For Sale By:Owner

Harley-Davidson FL hard tail description

This is an excellent restored 1966 Harley with several key upgrades. Paughco frame-(excellent road height - You site "in" this bike not "on" it)) Disk brakes front & back.

2" drag pipes, S&S carb, Bored & Stroked - Synthetic oil and a wet clutch build. The bike is in great condition and is a definite head turning machine. Runs very strong. Tires are in excellent shape.

Electronic single fire ignition and dual spark plugs per cylinder - This bike has been tuned by "Zippers".

I have ridden and loved this scoot of the past 12 years. And I rode in my last Rolling Thunder on her this week-end. It is time for "Babe" to go to a new owner who will enjoy and ride her many years into the future.

She is title as a 1966 HD with vintage plates. Delkron Case she has a very strong motor running Mobile 1.

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