This 2003 Harley-Davidson Springer Softail was purchased new by a friend of the seller, who acquired the bike in 2020. Finished in Superior Blue Pearl, it is powered by an 88ci Twin Cam V-twin paired with a five-speed transmission. Modifications include an Arlen Ness intake system, a Screamin’ Eagle exhaust system, RC Components wheels and brake rotors, and LED lighting with bar-end indicators along with a higher-rise handlebar, chrome cockpit components, and a Drag Specialties two-up seat. The bike is also equipped with a right-side mirror, front and rear disc brakes, electronic ignition, a springer fork, hidden shocks, a rear rack, and a side stand. This FXSTS Softail has 14k miles and is offered at no reserve with a Kentucky title in the seller’s name.

The bodywork is finished in Superior Blue Pearl (168) with silver and gold stripes along with 100th Anniversary badging. Features include a black Drag Specialities two-up seat, an LED headlight and taillight, a 5.0-gallon fuel tank, forward foot controls, folding passenger foot pegs, a chrome rear rack, and a side stand.

Chrome-plated RC Components alloy wheels measure 21″ up front and 18″ out back and wear Michelin Commander II tires. Suspension consists of a chrome springer fork as well as a triangulated swingarm with dual shocks mounted under the frame. Braking is from a single disc at each end, and RC Components rotors have been fitted.

The chrome Drag Specialties handlebar features internal wiring and carries chrome switchgear and knurled grips along with bar-end turn signals and an underslung right-side mirror. The chrome tank-top console houses a 120-mph speedometer, a fuel-level gauge is situated to the left, and a security system was equipped from the factory. The digital odometer indicates 14k miles.

The air-cooled and carbureted 88ci OHV V-twin features an Arlen Ness intake system, electronic ignition, and a Screamin’ Eagle exhaust system with removable baffles.

Power is routed to the rear wheel through a five-speed transmission and a final-drive belt that turns under a chrome guard.

The vehicle’s Kentucky title is a duplicate.