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2000 - Arlen Ness Custom Pro Street Softail on 2040-motos

US $9,000.00
YearYear:2000 MileageMileage:10500 ColorColor: Red
Location:

Boynton, Oklahoma, United States

Boynton, Oklahoma, United States
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The bikes construction was performed by American Thunder, of Prior Lake, MN. in 2002. This bike has a 2000 Arlen Ness Enterprise, soft tail frame, manufactured by Daytec custom frames. It is equipped with a 2002 Total Performance Engineering, pro series, 113 ci. engine, that pumps out over 100 horsepower. It has a Baker 6 speed transmission (model 701P) It also has a 3 in. BDL open primary drive unit. The front end is a Pro-one, with Carlini design tee bar handle bars, and PM breaks.The wheels, drive pulley, mirrors, controls, and other accessories are by Arlen Ness.

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