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2005 Harley-davidson Road King Firefighter Special - Granite City,illinois on 2040-motos

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Very rare, very hard to find. This next to impossible to acquire Road King is a Limited Firefighter Edition. You won't pull up to bike not and see a duplicate of this one! Only 14k pampered miles, STUNNING Fire Red Finish, Quick Release Windshield, Lockable Hard Saddlebags, Road King Saddle, Screamin' Eagle Exhaust, Dyno Tuned Fuel Injection and too much more to list. This is a special bike and we've got it priced realistically for a fast sale. CALL TODAY, WE'RE READY TO DEAL!!! Great

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