1994 Harley-davidson Ultra Classic on 2040-motos
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Type:Cruiser
Harley-Davidson Other description
1994 Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic , bike is clean, electric blue w/silver flame trim. many x-tra's. Merch 120 backed by Revtech 6 sp. tranny. Quick ride. I lowered it 2 inches but kept all the old parts if u want to raise it back up, I am including Harley shop manual on dvd w/bike. (cost me $90.00). Cruise is disconnected. it wont fit the new carb. Only catch is: u have to ship it from Alaska. $9,500.00
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