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This little toy is a model 2002 FF special ed. roadking, the first year of production for this ltd. ed.The real bike is the same thing, with 36k Klm., bought new from Poole's H-D in Hamilton, Ont.
First bike ever, always wanted one, glad I did'nt wait any longer, as I've had a ton of fun on it, and some very memorable times! This will likely go to my son when the times right, as it's a perfect match to his truck!
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Thank-you Pop_abides & kerry10456!!
Sweet Ride!
Thank-you Bridget for the nice comment!
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Thank-you Sean, and same to you my friend!!
Thank-you chevy59, MMM, and Mikie!!
Thanks all for the "Loves" Merry Christmas to the entire "CW" Fraternity!!
Thank-you bratjdd, mtg75, egreely, chevelleman, Phil, and toracat for the "love" Cheers!!
Good grief, this is another post I should never have missed!!! I will blame the computer!! Great bike!!!!
Thank-you petey for the compliment!