2000 Indian Chief on 2040-motos

US $10,900.00

Year:2000 Mileage:16000 Color: Black with flames

Location:

Brownsville, Oregon, US

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Indian Chief description

Over $50,000.00 to buy and build! No disappointments on this one. Very powerful. Very reliable. S&S motors are very good dependable motors.

2000 Indian Chief. Custom Painted in flames over black. Colors of the flames include orange, red, royal blue, purple, pearl and yellow. Garage kept and covered. It was a Grand National Roadster Show class winner and has taken home trophies in many other shows. 16,000 miles, Built SS polished and black powder coated motor, Chrome inter primary. compression releases in the cylinder heads, thunder header exhaust, Andrews EV56 Cam, Mikuni 42 carburetor, chrome foot and hand controls, polished rotors, chrome brake calipers, RC Component Chrome 18' wheels on Avon tires, single seat. Terry Components starter, chrome swing arm, pro one chrome mirrors, lowered, cruiser type handle bars, chrome matching pulley, over 25K invested in custom parts and paint. Runs great, definitely a head turner and a show stopper. This bike is very nice and ready to ride. Only 16000 miles. Fun to ride. No leaks no issues at all.

If you have any questions call Ken: 541-990-5053

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