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2005 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider - FXDLI Bags - Backrest- Windshield (2005)
888.400.1151 2925 E.Division, Arlington, Texas 76011 www.CleanHarleys.com Open Tues-Sat from 9:00am-6:00pm DESCRIPTION NADA YELLOW BOOK RETAIL $7,255 2005 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider - FXDLI - 10,792 - Harley Factory Upgraded Paint Glacier White Pearl - Twin Cam 88 Cu In/1450cc Engine - 5 Speed Transmission - Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection - Added Upgraded HD Two Up Touring Seat - Added Passenger Backrest - Added Harley Leather Saddlebags with Quick Release Latches - Added Quick Detach Windshield - Added Chrome Engine Guard - Added Highway Pegs - Added Chrome Cushion Grips - Chrome Staggered Exhaust - Upgraded Cast Aluminum 13 Spoke Wheels - Dual Gauge Chrome Console with Tach and Speedo - Mid Controls - 5 Gallon Fuel Tank - Low 26.7 Inch Seat Height During our inspection we installed a new air fitler, installed new spark plugs, CONDITION ASSESSMENT Pass Fail See Notes Wheels Steering Rear Suspension Leaks Handlebars & Controls Fuel System Front Suspension Fluids Exhaust Drivetrain Charging System Turn Signals Taillight Rear Tire Rear Brakes Mirrors License Plate Light Headlight Gauges Front Tire Front Brakes Electrical TABLE OF CONTENTS Description Condition Assessment Notes Warranty Information Financing Trade-Ins FAQs Photos Why Buy From Us Meet Our Sales Team Showroom Virtual Tour View Testimonials Contact Information Shipping Map Bidder Notice WARRANTY INFORMATION Serviced, inspected, and professionally detailed. Qualified for an optional extended service plan. View program details here EXTENDED SERVICE CONTRACT AVAILABLE We are offering a 20% off discount if you purchase at the same time as your vehicle!2016-08-26 04:38:24Arlington, Texas, United States106,588.00 -
2005 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider - FXDLI Vance & Hines Exhaust (2005)
Year: 2005 Mileage: 14416 VIN: 1HD1GNW165K331057 Primary color: Transmission type: Engine: 2005 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider - FXDLI Vance & Hines Exhaust NADA YELLOW BOOK RETAIL $7,221 2005 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider - FXDLI Vance & Hines Exhaust - 14,416 Miles - HD Factory Two Tone Paint Smokey Gold/Vivid Black - Twin Cam 88 Cu In./1450cc V Twin Engine - 5 Speed Transmission - Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection - 5 Gallon Fuel Tank - Chrome Dual Gauge Console - Two Up One Piece Seat - Chrome Laces Spoke Steel Wheels - Added Vance & Hines Chrome Staggered Long Shots - Added Screamin Eagle High Flow Air Intake - Added HD Oil Cooler keeps your Engine Cool in the Texas Heat - Added 6 Inch Chrome Risers - Added Chrome Drag Bares with Upgraded Harley Chrome Mirrors - Added Chrome Switch Housings - Added Chrome Cushion Grips - Added Upgraded Forward Controls During our inspection we cleaned the air filter, adjusted the clutch and throttle cables, changed the engine oil, repaired the brake light switch, cleaned front brake pucks, installed upgraded chrome levers. Dealer's Information 2850 N Main, Mansfield, TX, 76063, US (817) 985-8888 View our other auctions Email to friend2016-07-16 04:39:50Mansfield, Texas, United States146,944.00
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