1999 Harley-davidson Road King Classic on 2040-motos
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Price Reduction due to moving out of state 1999 Harley-Davidson Road King Classic, I am selling my 1999 Harley-Davidson FLHRCI Road King Classic, Beautiful Classic has pipes, driver and passenger backrest and chrome extras! - Take the all-out style of a Road King even further outside the bounds and you have the Road King Classic. You cant miss the gorgeous leather saddlebags. Theyre made by stretching leather over a hard shell interior. It makes things more accessible, and stands up to weather and long miles. with 13700 original miles. Upgraded grips, footboards, brake pedal, shifter. Leather saddlebags. This bike is flawless, must-see bike is an American classic, and is in better shape than those you can find at a dealership. FLAWLESS. I just had the regular maintenance service and the rear tire replace at Santa Clarita Harley Davidson. Please respond and we can talk. Serious buyers only. Price is $11.500 $11,500.00
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