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2002 Harley Davidson Fxdwg3 Dyna With 25,000 Miles On It. on 2040-motos

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Harley-Davidson Dyna description

2002 Harley Davidson FXDWG3 Dyna with 25,000 mis on it. This is a CVO Dyna with all the factory chrome goodies on it. Chrome controls, Vance and Hines long shots and much more have been added. I have a detachable back rest & a passenger pillion to go with it too. This won't last long. This is a very clean & sharp bike; perfect for the Harley lover. $9,500.00. Call 402-306-XXXX for any questions.

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