16,725 Original Miles

2nd owner

Mechanically sound and runs well

Great gas mileage (52-56 mpg)

2.2 gallon gas tank

Mid-Controls

5 Speed Transmission

Two-up Seat

Studded Saddle Bags (1-year old)

Mid-height sissy bar with rear rack

Aging fork bag

Sport Windshield

New Mirrors

Low rise/drag bars

New Kenda all weather tires (just purchased and installed in September)

Battery Tender connected

ORIGINAL Battery!

Brakes just done in July

I have original owners manual

I will include Sportster Service Manual as well

I got this Sportster in 2004 from a friend. He bought it brand new in 1994 and in

that 10 years he owned he only put 1600 miles on it. While he owned it, it was

always garage kept and maintained. Since I took ownership, I rode it a lot, putting

on 15,000 miles in 10 years. This little Sporty has been good to me and I've had

a lot of fun on it. It has been stored in a garage and/or outside covered during

my ownership. Twice a year it would get a complete maintenance check over

and that included: Oil Change, Plug change, Brakes, Fluids (including tranny), Bulbs,

Tightening and full cleaning. This is a trustworthy bike and one that I can rely

on. And, for a 20 year old bike of this type I can't complain about it's operation.

I had planned on doing a Carb rebuild this winter, not that it needed it, but

why not. I will give the buyer the rebuilt kit that I bought.

The paint has some scratches here and there, there is one chip in the

paint on the tank where the original buckhorn handlebars hit it.

The paint is a little faded, but I suppose that is what happens to paint this old.

The aluminum on some parts is tarnished and attempts were made to clean that

with no success. The majority of the chrome is good, there are some pitting

spots but none that I would call horrible. The battery is the original battery, the previous owner

never replaced it and I've never replaced it. I just tighten the bolts once in a while and it keeps going.

It's a good little bike and I've been commuting with it 100 miles a day from

September to the end of November with it. If it was nice out, I was riding it.

I NEVER rode it in the rain. It's never been dropped or in any accident, EVER.

This thing has been my little buddy and I'll miss it.

BUT, I just bought a Heritage Classic and honestly, I'll never ride the Sportster again.

So here is your chance to own a great little bike. Perfect for the first timer or the little lady.

The bike weighs just under 500 lbs and easy to pick up or push.