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No question here,sorry, thought a few of you may like this bike I took a pic of at a new watering hole I stopped at yesterday. 1991 sport glide , haven't seen many in person. If at all.
Yep. Fairing and bags alone are worth a pretty penny.
Was gonna say the exact same thing, that is $11000 worth of parts but not even a $7000 bike. Maybe more to the right buyer, but...
Nice condition, I'm no fxr expert but it looks pretty unmolested to me.
Owner referred to it as an fxr when telling me about it but said thanks when I said nice sport glide. So it has the wrong cover on it and not a sport glide ? He did not correct me. I'm not an expert.....just looked in my book, yeah it must be off an Electra glide sport, curious what the correct fxr touring cover looks like.
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Interesting critter there! I didn't think those old style signals were used that late. Nice bike though.
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