Harley Davidson Vrod (vrsc) 100th Anniversary Edition With Upgrades. on 2040-motos
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Mileage:11000
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Engine Size (cc):1300
For Sale By:Private Seller
Harley-Davidson VRSC description
2005 Harley Davidson VROD 100th Anniversary Edition with 11,000 miles in mint condition. Upgrades are: New HD seat with small rack. Led lights. Dual slash cut pipes without baffels from TAB Performance. All crome accessories. Fuel manager all dialed into and Dyno'd. Two windshields. Custome cover for the bike. Two brand new tires. All origional parts available as well. Asking $9,800.
Garaged and Spoiled.
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