2003 Harley-davidson Softail on 2040-motos
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Mileage:19
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Harley-Davidson Softail tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,450
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
Harley-Davidson Softail description
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RELISTING WITH A LOWER RESERVE Original Owner!!! 2003 Harley Davidson Heritage Classic FLSTCI 100th Anniversary Edition Low Miles May be able to help with shipping arrangements This is NOT your typical Harley listing on ebay. There HAVEN'T been multiple owners of this bike. I am the only one who has owned it, ridden it, and cared for it since new. I bought it from our local Harley dealer. They've done all the servicing. I bought this Harley new in the fall of 2002. It's always been garaged, maintained, clean, and cared for. I've ridden about 1500 miles in the past 4 years. Here's your opportunity to own an authentic, honest Harley, that has not been mistreated, abused, nor damaged. It is stock original, with a few chrome upgrades. The exhaust has been changed, but have the original twin staggered shorties available. A great cruiser bike, but also an incredible road/touring bike. Mostly used to ride back and forth to work (approx. 6 miles), and to enjoy the incredible sights of northwest Montana...Glacier Nat'l Park, Flathead Lake, and more. The longest road trip was in 2008, from Montana to San Diego, then east across Route 66 and back. A road trip of approximately 9300 miles, that lasted for a short 4 weeks. Family lifestyle and logistics changes dictate that it's time for this great bike to find a new home. It has been a very special part of my life for 14 yrs. Now it's your turn to enjoy it. |
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