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2015 Harley-davidson Touring on 2040-motos

US $31,850.00
YearYear:2015 MileageMileage:1 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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Harley-Davidson Touring photos

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Harley-Davidson Touring tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1,680 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty TypeType:Touring For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Harley-Davidson Touring description

2015 Black Roadking 103" Cruise & security,  Bought new off the showroom floor, this build took 4 1/2 months to complete.  Bike is very comfortable to ride and it runs straight & true.   I've done many big wheel baggers, by far this 30" Roadking is the Mack Daddy of them all!  Only 3,157 km (1968 miles) still riding so mileage might be higher at time of sale.  This is a BADAZZ bike and an awesome deal for the right person that wants a quality built bike for a fraction of the build cost!!!!

Parts List:

American Suspension, 30" short neck and trees

HHI Chrome torpedo lower legs & modified Pickard cowbells

Renegade Wheels: 30" Lincoln Black Phantom cut rim with chrome hub with ABS

HHI 18" rotor matches rim

HHI 6 Piston chrome caliper

Renegade Wheels:  16" Lincoln rear rim & brake rotor

Renegade Wheels: Lincoln air cleaner kit

Packard USA:  Rear air ride with approximately 5" of travel & billet air compressor mounting bracket, attaches to rear saddlebag rail right side

Paul Yaffe:   10" chrome Monkey Bars ( internal wired)

HD:  grips and chrome brake & clutch levers

Arlen Ness:  teardrop mirrors

HHI:  Short neck nacelle made specificly for a 30" wheel bike

Xtreme Machine:  Headlight Bezel contrast cut

Figure Machine:  black contrast cut crown gas cap

HD:  LED black fuel gauge

HD:  burst black contrast cut Rocker box covers

Insane Asylum:   modified gas tank kit

Dirty Bird:  Roadking dash panel

Insane Asylum:  Saddlebags 6 down, 8 back with black velvet diamond stitched linings

Insane Asylum: 10" sweeper rear fender with billet license plate holder

Insane Asylum:  22" LED run, brake & turn signals, they bolt onto the fender

J.R.C.:  saddlebag latch covers

Paul Yaffe:  Bling Bling series chrome floor boards, brake pedals, shifter pegs & passenger pegs

Akrapovic:  two into one exhaust, awesome sounding exhaust

Guy Anthony Leathers:  black leather seat with driver gel pad insert with red diamond double stitching "bad boy" seat and comfortable

HHI:  steel front fender

Dirty Bird:  front spoiler with screens & sphere

Eddie Trotta:  LED front signals

HD:  chrome inner primary cover, chrome bottom cylinder covers, HD cylinder head fin covers

Custom Midnight black paint job

Lots more!!

You couldn't build this Midnight King for anywhere near this price $31,850.00 USD. Price is firm no negotiation.  Sturgis special!!  I can deliver the bike free of charge to Sturgis btwn Aug 6-13th

Call 1-204-229-0623

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