2007 Victory Jackpot Premium 100ci Motorcycle on 2040-motos
Aransas Pass, Texas, US
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2007 Victory Jackpot Premium 100 cubic inch 1634cc V-twin engine, 6 speed overdrive! This beautiful bike comes with cover, wind screen, key on/off saddle bags, after market seat with sissy bar, has street sweeper pipes, K&N Air Filter and high performance program installed. Not 500 miles on new 250 mm rear tire, about 6,098 miles on bike. Bike is in excellent condition always stored indoors or under cover. With its custom look and feel this bike is a VERY nice VERY flashy head turner.
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