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1985 Flht Super-low Custom Harley Davidson Trade on 2040-motos

$8,000
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Seattle, Washington

Seattle, WA
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Cool custom, lotsa work done, slammed to the ground, beachbars, very strong 80" Evo, custom five gear kicker trans w/automatic starter, Kevlar racing clutch, all new springer frontend, too many mods to list. Easy bike to ride, done right. Contact for info. $8000 possible part trade, too many bikes. Recently lowered it another 1 1/2" with new set of Burly shocks in the rear. Picture is before, total bike lowering is about 4" with approximately. 6" stretch. Will consider full trade for hotrod, pre 60's or RV/Camper in attractive condition.

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