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07 Harley Pro Street Buell 240 ***reduced*** on 2040-motos

$11,500
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Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati, OH
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07 nasty bikes pro street buell. Low Loud and Fast!!! 1200 buell motor. 38 degree rake. rigid buell 2" under frame stretched 5" in back and 2" in front. PM ultra light wheels. Metzler ME 880 tires, 240 on rear. black powder coated buell triple trees with polished buell forks. Harley v-rod headlamp with black powder coated mount. custom rear fender with struts with all hidden mounting and radiant tail light, brake light is flush. false oil tank under seat with a custom built aluminum oil tank under that. jay brake forward controls. t-bar handlebars are 5" up and 7" back with gps in the middle. pipe dreamz black powder coated pipes. tank is stretched Harley fat bob 1 piece. ignition is dyna twin fire two high performance. paint was done at eight ball customz in Zanesville. im the second owner. over 20k was spent building. asking 11,500 call or text NO TRADES

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