2015 Harley-davidson Hd Street 750 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:400
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:No
For Sale By:Private Seller
Harley-Davidson HD street 750 description
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This is a 2015 Harley Davidson 750 street built by Baggers by Lupe. Super clean and super fun bike. Lots of custom upgrades so you don't look like the guy next to you. Bike sits on SMT Machining Lucky 7 wheels custom painted gold. And not that flashy gangster gold that blinds the guy next to you that your trying to race but that sweet gold that you find on a super fast subaru.19x3 front and 17x6.25 rear with dirt/street tires for when you need to out run the fuzz down a dirt road. This bike is great for beginners or expert riders that just want a fun bar hopper or do some wheelies down the interstate with their woman on the back of the custom made seat telling you to go faster. So long story short you can still look cool with out having to spend one million $ on a custom bagger that has a louder sound system then the police siren behind you.
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