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2001 Harley-davidson Touring Road King on 2040-motos

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2001 GORGEOUS HARLEY-DAVIDSON FLHRI ROAD KING PIPES &TOO MUCH CHROME TO LIST !!***CREDIT ISSUE'S*** BANKRUPTCY ??? DIVORCE ??? LOW CREDIT SCORE?? WE CAN HELP !!!! USE OUR ON-LINE APP AND WE WILL GET YOU RIDING ASAP on approved credit FEATURES The Road King is a touring bike that features the classic looks of a big, boulevard cruiser. At the heart of the Road King is the Twin Cam 88 engine, isolation-mounted in our touring frame for comfortable highway-speed riding. The engine is lectronic fuel injected . A large, electronic speedometer mounted in a diecast chrome dash, along with a massive, nostalgic chrome headlamp and nacelle accent the Road King's traditional styling. Heritage-rich styling -Large, Hiawatha headlamp aEnd chrome nacelle -Detachable windshield -Large, tank-mounted speedometer -Two-piece seat -Fiberglass saddlebags -Vibration-isolated, Black and Chrome Twin Cam 88 Engine -Triple-disc brakes -Air-adjustable touring suspension -

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