2014 Indian on 2040-motos


Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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The bike has only 3355 miles, garage kept of course. The bike is in showroom condition. Bought the bike in May of 2014 at Henleys in Pa. The bike still has a warranty till June of 2019. It came with a 5 year warranty at the time. I have since then added Freedom Performance Exhaust Headers and a new windshield which is approx. 4 inches lower then the stock one. I still have the original windshield and exhaust system that came with the bike. I have taking off the passenger seat since i ride solo but also have that too. The custom paint job was done in Little Rock Arkansas who is same painter that does Gregory Polaris paint work. The bike has 10 coats of clear and the Indian script is not a decal, it is in the paint. I live in Gilbertsville PA which is approx. 1 hour from Philadelphia. If you want more pics just let me know. I am listing the bike for a co worker and will tell you that you will not find a nicer, cleaner used Indian. |
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