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2007 Harley-Davidson Touring (2007)
I purchased this bike about three years ago. I took the bike completely apart, except for the engine, and had it painted, different wheels, different mufflers, different seat, and different wind shield. I added a lot of Kuryakyn chrome on the bike, for the engine as well as the controls. I also added the ISO running boards, front and passenger on the bike. The front tire is only a month old, the rear tire is in excellent shape. All the fluids have been changes when I finished putting bike back together. I am only 5' 8", so I lowered the bike about 2-3 inches so that when I stopped at a traffic light I wouldn't have to tip toe too much. If you noticed from my pictures I have saved all the parts that I changed, and will include them in the sale of the bike. I have two custom seats and one stock seat, (black) that came with the bike. I have the stock shocks, stock wind shield, stock mufflers that will go with the bike. I actually have two Harleys and I am selling both of them separate. You are looking at the Road King only on this listing, and the Rocker will be listed separately. The bike has no oil leaks of any kind and drives and rides great. The wind shield that is on the bike now is shorter than the stock one, as I wanted to look over the wind shield when I ride the bike. The original wind shield does have a small scratch on it when I purchased the bike, but has no cracks, and is very usable if you would prefer the taller wind shield. I am about to turn 70 years old and I just don't feel good riding anymore is the reason that I am selling both bikes. The time has come for me to become just a spectator, no more riding for me. I will require a $500 down payment, the rest of the payment before the bike will be released to the new owner. The titles are clear on both bikes as I paid cash for the bikes when I purchased them. If you have any question about the bike, I will be more than happy to try to answer your question, just submit the question through Ebay.2016-06-27 04:34:48Sealy, Texas, United States1322000
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