Harley-davidson : Touring 2005 Harley Davidson Road King on 2040-motos
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Harley-Davidson Touring description
Check out this 2005 Harley Davidson Road King Classic FLHRCI. Original stock engine was upgraded with the 103 cubic inch Screaming Eagle kit (1690 CCs). Stock five gear transmission has been replaced with a Screaming Eagle six gear transmission. Both of these were performed at the same time as the 10K mile servicing. The bike has Vance & Hines pipes, chromed forks, Amfm radio w/auxiliary input for MP3 player, and blue neon lamps. It has always been garage kept and only has 37,076 mis. Also has an adjustable seat back for driver. Bike is in superb condition and loaded with many chrome upgrades! I bought this bike in 2007 from the dealership in Charleston, SC and I am the 2nd owner. Included is a bike cover, original parts that I replaced with Willie G Skull parts as well as an additional set of Willie G mirrors. Tires were replaced in January of 2012 and have about 1,500 mis on them. This bike is awesome, but I do not ride it as often as I pre-owned to and it was made for the road! I also have the service records for the life of the bike.
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