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1999 Harley-Davidson Road King - $3,500.00

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1999 Harley-Davidson Road King - Immaculate Condition - 1450cc - original owner - 14,555 miles. This bike was made BEFORE HD became mass produced; it’s super fast and super reliable. I was on the waiting list for two years to get it - and it was well worth it. I've NEVER had an issue with the bike, never a mechanical problem, never dropped, not a scratch. It’s been garage kept and I've taken great care of this bike. For more information and photos contact me at [email protected]

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