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Harley-Davidson Dyna description
2008 FXDSE2
Only 1050 built! This bike is a numbered anniversary edition with less than 6000 miles. Vance and Hines Big Radius pipes, racing tuner and ran on Dyno. 110, 6 speed transmission and hydraulic clutch. The pin striping is gold leaf, gold fob and HD cover. Moving must sell, Please do not respond to this ad as I have created for a friend, email any questions to borstj02692@gmail.com or text 717.870.3413. More pictures available and will be posted soon. |
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