2008 Triumph Rocket Iii, Low Mileage, Near New on 2040-motos
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Triumph Rocket III description
Very nice one-owner bike that has seen little use. The biggest production motorcycle in the world, it has great performance yet still delivers superb fuel economy. Handles very well for a large (704 lbs dry) bike. Aftermarket fiberglass saddlebags replaced the original leather bags. 140 hp 3-cylinder DOHC engine is SMOOTH, and the shaft drive is whisper-quiet. A really nice bike that belonged to my late-brother.
I haven't sold on ebay in years but have had 100's of auctions with 100% feedback. However I've never attempted a sale like this, so bear with me please.
I would help with delivery within 500 miles of central Missouri. After that I need to know what a potential buyer has in mind before the purchase is made. PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
Payment via cashier's check, money order, personal check (after clearing bank) or cash upon delivery/receipt..
Triumph Rocket III for Sale
2005 triumph rocket 3(US $6,200.00)
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