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!!! 2008 Harley-Davidson FLSTN Softail Deluxe 105th Anniversary Edition One owner !!!

For sale is a 2008 Harley-Davidson FLSTN, 105th Anniversary edition Softail Nostalgia edition. The bike is a numbered limited edition that is # 1158 of 2500 one owner well maintained and just serviced including rear tire, rear brakes and new battery. All service records are included- 1000 mile check up, 5000 mile check up and 10,000 mile completed by H-D dealer. Last service done at 9180 miles, so there is less than 1000 miles on rear tire and brakes. Engine oil, Trans oil and Primary oils were just changed.The Softail comes standard with the "B" engine, Harley-Davidson’s Softail models are an entirely different animal. The engine in this chassis is the TC-96B (Twin Cam – 96 cubic inches, Balanced). Although this engine shares pistons, cylinders, heads and connecting rods with other TC-96 mill, the feel of the powertrain is significantly different when compared to other Harley-Davidson models. The difference is evident right at idle because even though the engine is bolted directly to the frame (no rubber mounts or linkages), there is minimal vibration.In comparison, the TC-96 shakes back and forth when idling, reminiscent of a paint mixer at your local home improvement store. The "B" engine appears instead to be sitting calmly in the Softail chassis. A quick touch of the rider controls will confirm this, yielding almost no significant feeling of vibration.So where is all the shaking going? The counterbalancer weights rotate in their bearings in the opposite direction of the crankshaft’s rotation, and at the same speed as the crankshaft. The Motor Company engineers use two smaller weights equidistant from the crankshaft to eliminate any secondary vibration that might come from a singular weight that was mounted farther away from the crankshaft. This bike comes with add on options including the detachable windshield, custom front and rear floorboards, wide whitewall tires and the detachable rear seat rest. The rear seat rest on this bike is very limited production with the correct 105th anniversary emblem. The bike also has the smooth front and rear rims, that do not include the extra "step" in the rim for a smooth look. The Nostalgia edition is designed by H-D as a throwback look. The bike runs and rides like well maintained bike should. There are no issues with the bike and all of the options work. There is a proximity alarm on the bike that works just like a cars alarm, that sets itself when you walk away with the key fob, two key fobs are included. The bike has never been dropped or wrecked in any way. VIN- 1hd1jd5428y****** ; If you have any questions please ask- [email protected] ; $6500.00

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