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2008 Harley-davidson Xl 1200c - Sportster 1200 Custom on 2040-motos

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This 1200 Custom is super clean and has very low mileage! It's completely serviced and is ready to ride! You'll have access to the best financing options available! We even have a lease option so you can ride a different bike every couple years! ALL TRADES WELCOME!ASK MATT JONES FOR DETAILShttps://secure.dealerspikestore.com/financeapp/finance_app.php?dealership=hdofdallas&locale=en-us 304 Central EXPWYAllen. TX 75013304 Cetral EXPWY South...

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