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2005 Harley-davidson Sportster Xl883 Custom on 2040-motos

$4,400
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Harley-Davidson Sportster description

2005 Sportster XL883 Custom, 5 gear, belt drive. Low mile(7K) xlnt condition, garage kept & covered, Mobil one synthetic oil, recent tires front & rear, screamin' eagle intake & exhaust, model has a 21" front wheel & 16" solid rear wheel with a 4.5 gallon fuel tank. This year is 1 of the last carburated Sportsters along with being 1 of the 1st years of the new rubber mounted frames that are still pre-owned on new model Sportsters, so you have the simplicity of performance mods/changes of the carb model with the comfort/modern engineering of the new frame. Screamin' eagle mods done @ dealership, 5000 mi service complete, bike needs nothing. 1st 4,400 cash, no trades. Call

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