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ron simms custom motorcycle (2002)
2002 Ron Simms custom, 131'' thug engine, 6-speed baker trans, BDL belt drive primary, 240mm rear tire, 18'' pm wheels, 13'' pm rotors, pm hand controls and foot controls, signature pm Simms calipers, legend air ride, Simms Thunder header pro-pipe. New parts include all brake lines, throttle cables, clutch cable, speedo cable, oil lines, fuel lines, fork seals and dust covers, fork oil, rotor bolts, pulley bolts, seat pan and upholstery, pm grips, handlebars, gas tank bolts, hand control switches, indicator lights, turn signal lens, headlight and visor. Re-chromed parts include triple trees, hand controls, center of floating rotors, primary cover, brake light mount, rear turn signals, axel covers, rear pulley, front axel covers, Storz forks where rebuilt, polished and anodized black. I had the engine rebuilt and polish $2400.2013-09-05 08:45:37Fresno, California, US9,80014,850.00 -
2004 Easyrider Show Bike w/less than 200 miles, custom tribal paint, NO RESERVE! (2004)
FEATURED IN THE OCTOBER 2004 EDITION OF EASYRIDERS BUILT BY RIFF RAFF CUSTOMS LOOK AT THESE SPECS... 113 CUBIC INCH DISPLACEMENT S&S MOTOR 112 HORSEPOWER 124 FT/LB TORQUE 6 SPEED TRANSMISSION S&S CARB K&N AIR FILTER LA CHOPPERS CUSTOM PIPES CRANE HI-4 FIREBALL IGNITION PRIMARY DRIVE BDL 1999 ROLLING THUNDER FRAME & OIL TANK INDEPENDENT GAS TANK BLACK HOUSE OF KOLOR PAINT W/PLATINUM TRIBAL GRAPHICS ARLEN NESS FRONT END 38 DEGREE RAKE 2 INCHES UP & OUT HIDDEN SHOCK CORBIN SEAT PERFORMANCE MACHINE FRONT BRAKE & ROTORS PERFORMANCE MACHINE REAR BRAKE & ROTOR PERFORMANCE MACHINE FRONT 19" X 2.75" WITH METZELER FRONT TIRE PERFORMANCE MACHINE REAR 18" X 8.5" WITH METZELER 240 REAR TIRE PERFORMANCE MACHINE HANDLEBAR & FOOT CONTROLS Bike has always been garaged and only has less than 200 miles, never registered. Comes with MSO for the frame, S&S Engine Certificate, and California Department of Motor Vehicles of Verification of Vehicle done by California Highway Patrol. Bike inspected by my local motorcycle shop and ran thru a 27 point inspection. Documentation available of build cost (Approximately $38K) and recent inspection. New battery installed and runs flawlessly. Bike comes with Easyriders magazine and sign from bike show. Email or call (559-790-3794) with any questions. Must see to appreciate the workmanship and detail! Shipping assistance available in California, out of state buyers please use USHIP to get a quote on shipping to your location.2013-08-31 00:42:47Fresno, California, US15011,000.00
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