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Harley Davidson produces design changes for overseas needs. European Nightsters, for example, have fender mounted tags and taller rear suspension. This bike is a British model, with everything on the right hand side.
Yeah, for a minute you bought it.
Darn it, I was going to say Australian, but you beat me to it!
Well, if I was to get a loan from my bank for it, He certainly would NOT be there to watch.
No problem meeting at a bank...he doesn't need to be in the room but I'm sure the lister was talking about making sure the check from the buyer's bank was good.
And as far as the backwards pics, my daughter has a phone with a camera on the front & back. One side takes the pics backwards for some reason. I know this because I saw some pics of her that had her in the passenger seat of her car...I was pissed she let someone else drive but I noticed the steering wheel. Just backwards.
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