Harley Davidson 103 Engine on 2040-parts.com
Hialeah, Florida, United States
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Harley Davidson 103 Engine removed from a Street Glide 2016, this motor was removed on the motorcycle for a new 120R. the engine has only 6 miles, if installed at a Harley Davidson dealer you will still have warranty on it. engine has the air cleaner box,spark plugs etc. you may see it on the pics if you would like more pics please feel free to ask. you may choose your own pick up service.
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