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Mileage:40
Harley-Davidson Touring photos
Harley-Davidson Touring tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,691
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
Harley-Davidson Touring description
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This bike is retired from the Brevard County, Florida Sheriff's office. I purchased it a few years ago, flew down from Kansas and road it home. I have made many upgrades including the fairing, stereo, trunk, Corbin seat, lots of engine chrome, white walls, paint, etc. The big 103 stroker engine runs great with a new battery this past season. The rear tire will need replaced in the near future. The six-speed tranny is a highway rider's dream. This is no show bike. It was laid down at some point while in the sheriff's service. You can see the scrape on the right floorboard and the right muffler. The engine guard was replaced. The bike also suffered damage when I was struck lightly at intersection while sitting at a stop sign. Those damaged parts were replaced, but a small dent still remains in the left side of the tank. The paint has been done twice. First it was Optimus Prime (grandkids loved it). Then it was the military colors you now see (more my style). The paint is laquer with matte clear coating. Fual spills will mark it. It's a rider folks. No show trophies are in your future as it sits now, but it is a solid running Harley for the rider who appreciates a cool bike and a square deal. It books at $8300 average retail without the many upgrades and accessories (I'll take the loss on those). $7800 is fair for it's condition even in stock configuration. Like I said, I eat the loss for well over a grand in add-ons. No deliveries. Why am I selling? My riding interests have changed with age. |
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