Used 2010 Harley-davidson Street Glide Flhx For Sale on 2040-motos
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Mileage:6
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2010 Harley Davidson FLHX Street Glide. 17000.00 OBO. Price Reduced from 17500.00 to 17000.00. Aftermarket sundowner seats and backrest. Silver Exterior Black Leather Seat 96 cubic inch Engine. It is in superb condition extremely clean with low mileage. 6096. The bike is so clean it has never been ridden in the rain. The bike has not been wrecked or dropped. The tires are in like-new condition with plenty of tread left. In 2010 The Street Glide came standard with a two into 1 exhaust pipe. Upgraded to dual Vance and Hines header pipes. Vance and Hines slip ons and stage 1 kit. The Pipes have a good deep sound and are very impressive. Cushion grips and the 6 in pitch black windshield. 3 in Stock Shield also Available. Financing Nationwide Shipping and Warranties Available to Qualified Buyers.
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