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Matt
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Believe it or not, I actually got ahold of this antique by trading bike parts for it about 10+ years ago. I'm a motorcycle mechanic and I'm constantly looking for deals like this. Would love to know what it's worth?
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Harley-Davidson MotorcyclesWilliam Harley and Arthur Davidson built their first motorcycle in 1903 in …
man thats a cool bike!
Bought mine new April of '78 for $1100 from Elyria Harley-Davidson, Elyria, Ohio. I always like to check S/Ns to see how close my bike is to someone else's. Mine's 7D10899H8. What's yours? Thanks, Fritz
THAT IS JUST A GREAT BIKE-IN GREAT SHAPE!! THAT was a very smart trade--c/dog
4-5 grand
I have 0438 and 0202
899 is a high # Fritz as I understand less then a 1,000 were sold
1000 to about 3 grand on a good day you will make your money on it if u didnt put any money into the bike oh and nice bike