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Yamaha Roadliner description
Less than 5,400mis, Memphis Shades Batwing fairing (short & tall windscreen), Hog Tunes stereo with iPod or iPhone hookup and volume control, Saddleman leather looking bags, flip down drivers backrest, tires almost new. Owned by Memphis Shades and they added all the extra equipment except backrest which I added.This bike is fuel injected 1900cc (113ci) with lots of HORSEPOWER & Torque. Best sounding stock pipes you will ever here. The only real blemish is a dent under the right side of the fuel tank by the drivers knee. Had heart surgery and won't be able to ride for a while. Cash, no trades."The styling of the Roadliner oozes cool from its stylish seamless fuel tank all the way down to the motor. The cylinder's cooling fins are individually machined for a very custom look and the tapered chrome push-rod covers really stand out against the black engine cases. The best part, however, is how hard it runs. The folks from Yamaha reported running the Roadliner on their rear-wheel dyno where it pumped out 92 horsepower and somewhere in the neighborhood of 100-plus lb-ft of torque. That puts it right in the ballpark for either our Bruiser Cruiser or Performance Cruiser classes."http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/
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