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1600cc, 98 cubic inch, 6 gear Cruiser, only 9,500 mis. Excellent running condition. Fresh oil change/Mobil 1 Synthetic. SuperTrapp Mean Mothers ($960) performance exhaust, comfortable sound but loud if you want it to be. Velocity stack/K&N filter. Pirelli Route tires 85%. Dual disc brakes. Memphis Shades Fairing quick disconnect mount. Saddlemen Bags (locks). Luggage rack. Footboards. Brand new factory V-Star Seat and backrest. This bike can go cross country with ease, has the power and torque for any condition. Capable and smooth commuter bike on the Interstate or just around town. Very comfortable bike. Over $2,000 of aftermarket stuff (exhaust, fairing, small windscreen/not pictured, seats, bags, luggage rack, folding passenger footboards, engine guard, highway pegs). Bagged or stripped down this bike looks good. Sorry I no longer have the spare Corbin Stinger seat shown in the last two pics.$4,800 OBOPhone or email and make an offer. Will not respond to texts.
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