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I am selling my beautiful 2010 Indian Motorcycle. Everything regarding this Motorcycle is 10 out of 10. Feel free to come and review it in person. The Indian is a Kings Mountain creation. I have alot invested in it so cant give it away but have set the price fairly based on its condition. Please email any questions and I will get right back to you. Thanks.
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