Used 2012 Harley-Davidson FXDB Street Bob Cruiser Motorcycle

2012 HARLEY-DAVIDSON FXDB Street Bob, 96/1,584cc, 6 speed, Stage I, upgraded exhaust, touring seat, detach windshield (not pictured), detach pass backrest & lugg rack, forward controls, driver and pass boards, Lindby engine guards, new tires (not pictured), 16,700 miles$10,600Miller's US 31 Sales, family owned & operated, no franchises, 50+ clean, like-new, low mile used motorcycles in stock. North end of Petoskey on US 31 across from the Ford/Chrysler dealer. Trade-ins welcome – motorcycle, power sports, auto – credit union financing available, shipping and delivery available.

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Authentic Styling

• Mini Ape-Hanger Handlebar: Grab hold of the stainless steel mini ape-hanger handlebar and put your fists way up in the wind&#8212it'll take you back to the good old days of post-war bobbers. And for that clean and minimalist, bobber look, the wires are routed inside the steel.
• Bobber Solo Seat: True to the old school bobber look, a slammed solo seat drops you in nice and snug to the bike and close to the pavement beneath you. It's the ultimate bond with the road and your machine. Get the quintessential bobber style without sacrificing the comfort of the ride.
• Chopped Rear Fender: Lose the support covers and a good chunk of metal and you get another important feature of the bobber from yesteryear: the chopped rear fender. Stripped down clean, this fender offers just enough surface for low-profile taillights and a license plate bracket. Give other riders more tire to look at when you blow past them.
• Blacked Out Rims: Raw, gritty and no-nonsense&#8212the Street Bob® motorcycle features black laced steel wheels and stainless steel spokes with an aggressive 19 wheel up front to lead your way out of the mundane. Blacked out like the Harley-Davidson® Twin Cam engine, these wheels make a bold statement and provide a smooth, true ride.
• Stop-Turn-Tail Lights: Old school looks meet new-school engineering. Chrome, retro-style bullet taillights combine functionality to work twice as hard&#8212stop beams and running lights plus turn indicators in two low-profile rear lamps.
• Sausage Taillight: The devil is in the details when it comes to the essence of the period bobber&#8212even at the tail end of the bike. The sausage taillight with attached license plate bracket was introduced back in the '40s, an