2012 Harley-davidson Road King Classic on 2040-motos
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Mileage:7919
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Type:Touring
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2012 Harley-Davidson Road King CLASSIC, 2012 Road King Classic with 7919 miles. HD does not make this model anymore. This bike has a 103 engine with ABS, cruise control, easy-reach handle bars and a removable windshield. The paint is midnight blue over silver. Extras are: Vance Hines slip-on pipes (very mellow) Upgraded hand grips Windshield bag Upgraded turn indicator lights on all the time for safety. 2012 Road King wheels and tires (no spokes or white walls). Rider's back rest. Detachable Sissy bar and luggage rack. Enfotrace anti-theft. Bluetooth communication Wired for Sirius radio $18,000.00
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