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Engine Size (cc):1,811
Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Dealer
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New 2016 Indian Chief Vintage in Black ! IMPORTANT: Our Buy It Now Price Includes ALL Dealer Fees! All you have left to pay is your State & Local Taxes & motor vehicle fees. Buyer is also responsible for all shipping costs & arrangements (Visit U-Ship) or come visit us & ride it home. Financing available. You are viewing the all new 2016 Indian Chief Vintage in Black. The bike comes with a Thunder Stroke 111" (1818cc) engine, 6 speed transmission. Standard features on this bike include: ABS, Keyless Start, Cast Aluminum Frame, Cruise Control and more. Indian Motorcycle backs every new Chief Vintage with a 2 year unlimited mileage warranty. Extended warranties up to 84 months are available for purchase. |
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