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Mileage:31000
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Type:Touring
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2000 Harley-Davidson Road King CLASSIC, 2000 Road King Classic. Absolutely beautiful condition. 31,000 miles. Not sure exactly when the following upgrades were done but I believe around 20,000 miles. Stage II Screaming Eagle high performance kit, pipes, cams, 95", stainless spokes, billet (shift linkage, licence plate bracket, axle caps, caliper bolt covers & more), chrome (forks, reservoir cover, oil pump & starter covers, footboards etc.), Thunder Star floating rotors. Much more. The bike is seldom ridden. I am the second owner and have put approximately 1,200 miles on it since I purchased it in 2008. Bike is always stored indoors and has never been involved in any type of accident. Alan 949 759 9531 ext 235 $10,750.00
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