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Mileage:52514
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Type:ROAK KING FLHR Touring
Engine Size (cc):1584
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:1HD1FW4157Y671117
Harley-Davidson Touring description
For sale is my 2007 Harley FLHR Road King, 52514 miles. I am the original owner and the bike has been garage kept the entire time and never wrecked. It has the following accessories: easy on/off luggage rack and back rest; easy on/off tour pack; cruise control; JM CB radio; air horn; highway foot rests; tall man seat plus the stock seat; Vance and Hines slip on exhaust; security system with two monitors; heavy duty garage/trailer motorcycle stand; and a few extras.
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