2000 Victory V92c (nahunta Ga) on 2040-motos

$4,500

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2000 Victory V92C (Nahunta Ga), $4,500, image 1

Victory V92C description

I have a 2000 Victory V92C for sale, this is a real nice bike with some nice aftermarket features. 1st it has brand new tires, just been fully serviced, has new fork seals, has a Mustang solo seat and a 2 up seat included with the bike, has Harley Roadking saddlebags, has a Harley Batwing fairing, has mini ape handle bars, the bike is fuel injected with Victory performance exhaust, has a little over 10,000 original miles, looks, runs and rides good, a very comfortable bike with tons of power, asking $4500.00 OBO, possible trade for muscle car or RV or large pull behind travel trailer, any questions email me or call 912-222-XXXX.Having trouble posting images will ad them by Friday night when I get to my other computer. Or if you want to see photos before then call me or email and I can take a couple with my phone and send them that way

Victory V92C for Sale

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