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2011 Harley Davidson FLSTF Fat Boy, Blue Pearl color.
Title in hand. Stage 1 engine with tuner Chrome wheels Upgraded chrome hand and foot controls LED headlamp and light bar V&H shotgun pipes Mustang seats, detachable backrest Braided brake lines Recent 15K dealer serviced, all fluids changed Newer rear tire, @ 15K Recently replaced rear wheel bearing, disk brake, and brake pads Boss Bags OEM detachable wind screen
This bike has always been well maintained, and it was built by Louis, it only needs a competent operator.
Moving up to a bagger. Additional pictures, and dealer service record upon request.
Louis is the original owner of my Fat Boy. I included his name in the Chicago Craigslist ad in case someone recognized the bike, the dealer I bought it from gave me his first name.
I've had success shipping a bike with Haul Bikes, currently this Fat Boy is in storage at Illinois Harley Davidson, zip code 60525. I'm willing to work with a buyer, and ship this bike to the lower 48 states via Haul Bikes.
Hey warm winter weather bike drivers, this Fat Boy is up to date on everything mechanical, and consumable. Please email me at chicagobikedriver@gmail.com, let's talk terms. Thanks.
2011 Harley Davidson FLSTF Fat Boy, Blue Pearl color.
Title in hand. Stage 1 engine with tuner Chrome wheels Upgraded chrome hand and foot controls LED headlamp and light bar V&H shotgun pipes Mustang seats, detachable backrest Braided brake lines Recent 15K dealer serviced, all fluids changed Newer rear tire, @ 15K Recently replaced rear wheel bearing, disk brake, and brake pads Boss Bags OEM detachable wind screen
This bike has always been well maintained, and only needs a competent operator.
Moving up to a bagger. Additional pictures, and dealer service record upon request.
Thanks for the kind words gents. This Softail reintroduced me to the joys of wind therapy, now have to roll out of her to support the FLHT build. Fun times ahead!
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That's a much better price. It's been my experience that you get 10 cents on the dollar for motorcycle mods when you sell, less than that when you trade it in.
Doesn't help that you're trying to sell a motorcycle in Chicago in February though.
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