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This cruiser has only 6k miles. She comes with a windshield, V&H exhaust, backrest, saddlebags, hi-way bars with dually pegs and more. NICE!For more info on this bike, come by Heartland Cycles: 7712 S. Shields Blvd, Oklahoma City.Heartland Cycles hours:9am to 6pm Tues through Fri 9am to 2pm SaturdaysView our entire inventory:http://www.heartlandcycles.com Email us heartlandcycles at sbcglobal.net 405.634.XXXXTo make sure you are happy with your purchase, Heartland Cycles inspects all motorcycles when they come into the shop and again when they leave. Unless they are specifically marked as needing work, all motorcycles run as they should, have clean oil and usable (if not new) rubber when they are sold. Customers who purchase a motorcycle from Heartland Cycles receive a lifetime of 10% off aftermarket parts and accessories; regardless of what motorcycle they own and where they purchased it (10% discount does not apply to tires or OEM parts). Thank you for your interest
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