2001 Indian Chief Jet Black And Red !!!! Showstopper !!!! on 2040-motos

$3,944

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2001 Indian CHIEF Jet Black and Red !!!! showstopper !!!!, $3,944, image 1

Indian Chief description

2001 INDIAN CHIEF This 2001 Jet Black and Red showstopper has only 9, 000mis on it. It is powered by the factory original Samp;S 88 ci engine and has the Ultra-Rare Indian optional matching mag wheels and rear belt sprocket. Other features and upgrades include : Custom tuned Hi-performance Exhaust with Fishtail tip 1 1/4quot; Fatty Longhorn Handle bars Chrome Engine Guard Custom Leather Grips Indian Motorcycle Gold Headress Air Cleaner cover Indian Motorcycle Gold Front Fender light Indian Motorcycle Billet Tool Tube/Light Custom Gold Coin with Chrome Surround Gas Caps Indian Motorcycle 2-up seat Indian Motorcycle Roadmaster Matching Backrest and Saddlebags Custom 2-tone Easy Detach Fullsize Windshield Indian Motorcycle Chrome Horn Cover Custom Polished Billet Coil Cover Custom Leather Matching Front amp; Rear Mudflaps Custom Leather Brake, Clutch, and Footpad Covers Custom Leather Dash Cover Custom Gold Points Cover Custom Billet Front amp; Rear Brake Master Cylinder Covers Custom Gold Arrow Shift Rod New Battery Near New Wide Whitewall Tires.

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