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2003 Harley Davidson Ultra Glide Trike on 2040-parts.com

US $14,500.00
Location:

Supply, North Carolina, US

Supply, North Carolina, US
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2003 Harley Davidson Ultraglide Road Trike conversion. pearl white with 16 inch mustang cobra wheels. Professional conversion only 32,000 miles . cd, am/fm,iPod /aux connection, speaker helmet connections, LOaded. this bike was converted several years ago for an elderly man who has since passed on. no shipping must pick up we are close to Myrtle Beach SC

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