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1975 Harley-Davidson Touring (1975)
1975 Harley Davidson FLH Electra Glide matching numbers bike. This is an unmolested full dresser, with one repaint a number of years ago. The bike has a SS carb, runs well and does everything it's suppose to do.2016-10-09 04:34:08Henderson, Nevada, United States632000 -
1975 Harley-Davidson Touring (1975)
Selling my 1975 FLH. I've owned this bike for many years, and it has taken me all over the county and has never let me down. Within the last 3500 miles it has basically been rebuilt front to back.2016-08-29 04:35:49Scottsdale, Arizona, United States347000 -
1975 Harley-Davidson Touring (1975)
1975 Harley Davidson Shovel Head. 18" apes , Red & White paint . Restored to original2016-08-29 04:35:26Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States09,000.00 -
1975 Harley-Davidson Touring (1975)
Up for sale Is my 1975 Harley Davidson FLH. This bike is mostly original. The true mileage is also original.2016-08-09 04:33:46Palm Bay, Florida, United States4212,500.00 -
1975 Harley-Davidson Touring (1975)
1975 Harley Davidson FLH, 1200cc, 74 cubic inch. The second owner purchased this motorcycle in 1994. He rode the motorcycle, painted it, added chrome parts, and stored the motorcycle in his family room for over 20 years. He commented that he purchased the bike from the original owner. Apparently, the original owner fell off of the bike within the first few hundred miles and then stored the bike until 1994. I purchased the bike in August of 2015 from the second owner. The second owner believes the mileage to be original. I rode the bike about 3 miles. The engine has good torque, sounds good, and runs smooth. As seen in the pictures, most of the parts are original. In the case that this is a true low mile bike, I do not want to tick the odometer past the 1,000 mile mark, and I do not have proper storage for such a nice motorcycle. As seen in the pictures, this is a super clean and nicely detailed motorcycle. This motorcycle is a perfect candidate to return to factory FLH form and specifications. Some of the original parts have been exchanged with chrome parts. Parts like the brake calipers and hoses, frame, Bendix carburetor, air filter housing, nose cone, gas tanks, handle bars, fenders, inner and outer primary, lights, nacelle, wheels, dashboard, wiring, rectifier, etc.2016-06-21 04:33:37West Chicago, Illinois, United States98711,795.00 -
1975 Harley-Davidson Touring (1975)
S&S stroker crank, S&S heads, just installed. High volume oil pump, new charging system. Primo extra heavy inner primary with machine work yo run offset sprockets with a 150 rear tire.2016-06-20 04:37:04Clarington, Ohio, United States66,250.00 -
No Res.! 1975 Harley Davidson FLH Shovelhead, Low Miles, Ready to Ride! (1975)
No Reserve!! Up for auction is a 1975 Harley Davidson FL Shovelhead. I'm the third owner of this bike and have owned it for about 4 years, it run's and sound's Great. This Classic is ready to ride with many recent upgrades, less than 500 miles on the New Rivera Pro Clutch, 2008 Road King Front Chrome Spoke Wheel, and new Continental White Wall Tires, Front & Rear GMA Calipers, Rotors, Brakes & controls.2013-09-30 00:09:33Chicago, Illinois, US6,6625,450.00 -
1975Flh (1975)
75 custom newer paint new chrome spockets chain chrome swing arm to much to list 27000 miles very clean custom rims newer tires shocks have extra seat and big box windshield contact David 1219-973-1084 1200cc engine2013-09-26 23:34:02Hobart, Indiana, US27,0004,050.00 -
1975 Harley Davidson (1975)
1975 Harley Davidson Motorcycle I am listing this bike for my father. He purchased this bike new himself..It has exactly 6763 miles that is all he has rode it...Has a lot of chrome, new tires and will start and run like a new one...has been takin really good care of...He is 74 years old and dont need it,would like to see it go to good home... Price is $22,500.00 Serious buyers only Call Nelson at 1-270-307-4116 or 1-270-259-4471 Thanks2013-09-25 22:40:06Leitchfield, Kentucky, US6,76322,500.00 -
1975 Harley Davidson FLH Shovelhead custom (1975)
This is a very unique Flh Completely redone and ready to rideMatching numbers frame and motor Progressive 1 inch lowering kit front and rear. New tires with 200 miles of use. Brown custom Harley military seat, Customized french ammo bag used for saddlebag.S&S Flywheel, main shaft, rods, pistons, Bored and stroked to 80 cubic inches, heads were reworked and new valve guides installed for unleaded gasNew oil pumpNew chain and sprockets (front and back)Has Velva Touch lifters and push rodsConverted to a dry clutch with primary belt drive.Has single fire electronic ignition.Upgraded charging system.Re-located oil filter and license bracket.New vintage grips handlebar grips , kick pedal and floor boardsJust serviced with all fluids changed Get close and you'll see "patina" The way a 1975 is supposed to lookIf your looking for a low profile bike this is not for you.This bike draws compliments wherever it goes.2013-09-25 22:27:16Minneapolis, Minnesota, US55,00010,000.00 -
1975 FLH Harley-Davidson (1975)
This 1975 FLH Harley -Davidson is a good running motorcycle. Don't know much about it other than what I can see from the outside. It has a kehien carb with a S&S air cleaner stock banana caliper brakes front and rear.Two up touring seat,NEW 19 inch front tire.2013-09-25 22:45:50Penngrove, California, US04,000.00
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