2001 Road King Classic....***street King*** on 2040-motos
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Mileage:17910
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We Have for sale a nice 2001 Harley Road King Classic with 17,910 miles. This bike looks great and gets compliments everywhere we go. It has been converted to a Street King, added was the front fairing and Harley hard bags, both were painted to match the paint. The front fairing has the audio system installed and sounds good going 70mph.
The bike also has Rinehart Exhuast, power commander, steel braided lines, and a mustang seat. There are a few nice Harley pieces on there as well.The bike looks great and runs good.
There are few bikes like this one, we have set the reserve low compared to others like it, we have the receipts for about $6000 worth of work and maintenance.
The bike is being sold as-is with no warranty, we will end the auction for the right price!
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