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2003 Custom Built Motorcycles Chopper on 2040-motos

US $7,000.00
YearYear:2003 MileageMileage:2
Location:

Alma, Michigan, United States

Alma, Michigan, United States
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Chopper Chopper tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1,638 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty TypeType:Chopper For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Chopper Chopper description

• Great riding chopper, gets a lot of looks, sounds great. Redneck Engineering High Rise frame (8 out, 5" stretch, 42 deg. rake, 250 rear tire) • Redneck Engineering triple tree (hidden top nut, chromed) and drag bars. • Redneck Engineering fenders and stretched tank with pop up filler. • Rev Tech 100" - 100 horse, fully polished and chromed motor. • RevTech 6 speed tranny and Spyke starter. • Rev Tech 1" offset ring and compensator gear set-up. • Martin Brothers Medustas exhaust pipes. • Franks 41mm, 10 over fork tubes. • Performance front end fork springs. • Pro 1 fork legs (billet, ball milled, chromed). • Pro 1 Pro Street ball milled mirrors (billet and chromed). • Pro 1 Diamond curved plate mount. • Pro 1 Grooved marker lights. • Arlen Ness hidden handle bar mounting grommets. • Headwinds headlight (billet & ball milled). • Accutronics forward controls w/master (3" extended, billet with roller bearing, chromed). • Joker Machine hand controls w/low profile switches (billet, ball milled, chromed). • Thunder heart electrical controller and wiring harness. • Performance Machine Villain wheels (21X2.15,18X8.5), matching rotors and drive pulley. • Avon rubber (250/40-18, 80/90-H21) • Legends Ball milled front and rear 4 piston brakes (billet & chromed). • Yankee Engineuity top billet motor mount. • Magnum Chromite II Dual Throttle, Brake, Clutch, Oil and Fuel lines. • Pingel Power Flo high volume petcock. • Carlisle RPP Panther final drive 130 tooth 1.5" belt. • JDC V coil mount with covers. • JDC Ball milled axle, inspection & points cover w /JDC logo (billet & chromed). • JDC smoothed welds, under seat wiring controller, soft tail style mounted rear brake. • Dupont paint provided and backed by FINISHMASTER on Stone Ave. Spicy Orange • 03 Special Construction Titled and Registered in Arizona

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