2009 Harley-davidson Softail Cross Bones on 2040-motos
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2009 Harley-Davidson Softail Cross Bones, LOOKS BRAND NEW-NEVER IN RAIN OR WET- PIPES- BAGS-BAR-WARRANTY - OLD TIME WORLD WAR 2 LOOK WITH ALL THE MODERN COMPONENTS AND POWER TO BURN, CROSSBONES, UNIQUE AND COLLECTABLE,SPRINGER FRONT END, DENIM BLACK FINE EXAMPLE THAT HAS NOT BEEN IN RAIN, SISSY BAR, thunderheader PIPE, BAGS, EXCELLENT COSMETIC AND MECHANICAL, 96 INCH TWIN CAM, SIX SPEED, DEALER WARRANTY, THE CHOPPER GALLERY, 7 DAYS, WE FINANCE, WE ACCEPT TRADES
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