2004 Softail Custom Badass Chopper Soft Tail! on 2040-motos
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Mileage:7500
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Smithfield, Rhode Island, US
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Engine Size (cc):1500
VIN:1V9SSV6A84HO86021
Chopper Chopper description
2004 Softail Custom with 100 CI RevTech, BDL belt drive, spoke wheels, cyber metallic gray paint, tires are in good shape. Just spent $800 to have bike totally gone through, tune up, new regulator, new gel battery, changed fluids, new chain, etc. Brand new single la pera seat(some pics show dual seat, but only single la pera is available). Runs and sounds great, bike is low and comfortable to ride anywhere. Clear title in hand. Willing to show on appointment and help ship as much as possible. Discounts are available, Call/Text 401-265-4009
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