2005 Victory Kingpin, Mortified To A Sporty Cruiser. 7,568 Mile on 2040-motos
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Victory Victory description
Victory Kingpin modified to a sporty cruiser. miles. Tons of all quality extras including pipes seat saddle bags crash bars running lamps headlamp X-Large windshield and shes been bored to cc. Much much more. This bike is screaming fast comfortable and she will just smile cruising all day at to mph. Her name is Vixen and shes been babied since day one. Shes had all regular maintenance and up-dates. All extra and original parts that were changed out are included Kingpin fenders.At my health and strength have lessened to the point its a little too dangerous for me to ride as much as I would like. My loss is someone elses gain. Vixen can be bought for firm. New she was plus over in extras has been added.Call Bill Doyle at -- or email at africomcast.net
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Dealer Expo 2010: Icon Victory Metal God Motorcycle Jacket
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