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1998 Harley Davidson Fat Boy Full Custom Pro Street Hot Shot 117ci Evo on 2040-motos

$17,995
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Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix, AZ
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This full custom 1998 Harley Davidson Fat Boy. This is a true show bike. We have $70,000 in reciepts for the build. No expense was spared. The bike features a fully built Hot Shot 117ci Evo with twin plug compression release Axtell heads mated to a Baker 6 gear transmission. The bike has more power than you have nerve. The massive tube chrome front end, chrome head light, chrome cam cover, chrome primary, chrome rocker boxes, chrome transmission cover, chrome hand controls, chrome mirrors, chrome forward controls are all Arlen Ness. The bike has a custom Guy Theman alligator seat, RC Components billet aluminum wheels, all braided lines and all chrome brake calipers. The paint is perfect and features a custom aluminum tank console, rear digger fender, custom flush mounted tail lamp and a color matched frame. This 1 of a kind bike is amazing and will not last. Feel free to contact now me with any questions. Thanks Justin Direct Link to more photos and details http://www.stellarautoplex.com/web/1923/vehicle/1418030/1998-Harley-Davidson-Fat%20Boy%20Full%20Custom%20Chopper-Pro%20S treet%20117ci%20Evo%206%20spd%20Unreal%20Quality

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