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1945 Harley-davidson Ul74 Flathead on 2040-motos

US $17,500.00

Year:1945 Mileage:300 Color: Black

Location:

Arnold, Maryland, United States

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Harley-Davidson UL74 Flathead description

1945 Harley Davidson UL74 Flathead Bobber

Attention posers, this is a REAL Harley. Tank shift, foot clutch, kick start, 80 CU, dual-carb hot rod! Loud fast and dangerous, if your not man enough for it then take your quilted toilet paper delicate ass down to the Harley dealer and buy a sportster..

80CU Cylinders, aluminum heads.
Brand new rebuilt engine less then 500 miles, crank, rods, bearings.
Correct Harley Davidson 4 speed transmission.
Custom made DUAL Amal Manifold.
Hunt Magneto, Magneto Oil Tank (no battery).
Paughco frame and springer, flanders risers and beach bars.
*Antique BLATZ glass beer keg (shift) knob.
Deuce headlight.
High end controls.
Dry clutch shifts flawlessly.
HD wheels.
Kick start only, be a fucking man about it.
Everything is new or recently rebuilt, ready to ride cross country!

This bobber is awesome! Turn key (well kick start)... Sits VERY low and wide, you feel like your part of the road. Has taken 10+ years to get everything perfectly setup and adjusted, bike just feels right! Seat, bars, controls, carbs, clutch, etc... 100% ready to ride needs nothing! Please contact with any questions.

OH and by the way if you let go of the throttle at speed the bike gives you a shotgun blast backfire perfect for popping unsuspecting bystanders off the sidewalk and into the bushes:)

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