2020 H-D Softail Standard
$ 8,500
2020 Harley Davidson Softail Standard
(KBB Trade-In $9,630, KBB Retail: $13,075)
Motor: 1,750cc (Milwaukee 8, 107ci)
Frame: Cruiser
Transmission: 6-speed
Mileage: 10,502
Stock: 20HD35-8428
A Milwaukee Eight powered Harley for $8,500??? No Way! Well, yes way. Here it is. Just a thousand more than a Sportster but with twice the power. This bike has a brand-new front tire but the rear is ready for an exchange soon.
Forward controls were installed and allow taller riders better comfort on long rides. The big sucker air intake system lets more air into the engine and the short shot V&H pipes allow more flow out adding power to this already powerful motor. And of course the V&H short shots have a distinct Harley sound. The bike clearly is much faster than the regular Standard. Possibly engine work but we do not have records.
The Neutral light does not come on, which is probably the micro switch, therefore you need to hold the clutch in on start up. The check engine light comes on irregular with the O2 sensor showing loss of power so either a pinched wire or the O2 is simply up for replacement. But runs excellent. Brand New tires installed front and back!
The famous Softail line started in the late 70s a s a new design, picked up by Harley Davidson in the 80s and became of their signature lines still produced today. The hidden suspension of the rear frame gives clean lines and allows for easy install of side bags and other accessories.
2003 H-D Deuce CVO
$ 8,800
2003 Harley Davidson Softail Deuce CVO
Motor: 1,550cc (CVO 95ci)
Frame: Cruiser
Transmission: 5-speed
Mileage: 7,249 (Exempt)
Stock: 03HD85-2964
Softail Deuce is one of the unique bikes in the Softail line. It has forward controls giving is higher lean angles for faster cornering. It has a stronger raked front end, giving it the chopper like look. With the unique tail-light setup the bike can easily be identified as a modern high-speed cruiser.
This Deuce is not just any Deuce. It is a “Anniversary CVO” with the CVO custom paint in gold, gold leaf inserts and the 95ci Screaming Eagle engine. Equipped with a dual disk front braking system and full fuel injection. This particular bike had been ridden only 7K miles and was parked for a long time in a garage. Everything on the bike works and it is cosmetically in near perfect condition. Chrome is superb, paint has no dents or dings or chips with the exception of the blemish on the front fender and the rear fender, as pointed out in the walk-around video. The tires are 9 years old but show no cracking. A nice weather bike from a collector who loved this bike for many years before letting it go.
The famous Softail line started in the late 70s as a new design, picked up by Harley Davidson in the 80s and became of their signature lines still produced today. The hidden suspension of the rear frame gives clean lines and allows for easy install of side bags and other accessories.
The nice classic swooping fenders bring a nostalgic flair to the bike while allowing for a modern ride.