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Mileage:26000
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Type:Cruiser
Phone:(832) 766-4444
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2001 Harley-Davidson Road King , I have a 2001 Harley Road King with HD custom paint skins (99/150) for sale. One of the nicest bikes anywhere around. Bike has 26K miles and is like new. All the bells and whistles along with a new set of Vance & Hines pipes. All chrome front end with all the upgrades. I have two seats (sport and touring) and detachable back rest. You wont find a nicer Road King anywhere. Harley Davidson financing is available on this bike with approved credit. HD Extended warranty is also available. If interested, please call me at 832-766-4444 to take a look. Sorry no test rides. $10,500.00 8327664444
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