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1999 Victory V92c 1500 Cc's on 2040-motos

$3,999
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:28
Location:

Space Coast,

Space Coast
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Victory V92C description

1999 Victory v92c. American made cruiser 1500 cc's. Bike has hard Corbin locking saddlebags Corbin seat with two position backrest. Also has crash bars, highway pegs, windshield, even has a cup holder. 28k miles, just put new tires front and rear last month. Asking $3999 or best offer. We need to sell the bike as we are relocating and we can't take the bike. Please call. Ask for Steve.

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