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This is a 2005 NYMC Hardtail Bobber. It has a HD Evo motor and 5-speed transmission. Motor was slightly modified for reliability and power with a mild cam, Crane Cams Ignition and S&S carb. It had a BDL belt drive and a wide glide front end. The brakes are 4 piston calipers with floating rotors. It runs great and has plenty of power. It has a 200 Series rear tire.
The frame was just powder coated and the tank and fenders were just professionally painted.
All lights, signals and horn work. The bars are wired internally and the bike needs nothing.
This bike not been ridden much but runs great. Clean NY title in my name. Bike is currently registered and insured. Due to the stock steering angle, this is a very rideable bike, unlike some of the ridiculous choppers out there. Pipes are loud but not obnoxious.
The frame takes a standard HD or aftermarket Softtail seat so a sprung seat could easily be added.
Asking $6,500 or best offer. Must go
Trades considered but cash preferred. Bike is located in Nassau County NY zip 11030
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