The thrill of the ride, the roar of that classic V-twin engine and the connection between you and the road ahead. This, is the core of motorcycling. One name sits at the heart of the free-spirit mindset of enjoying the open road – Harley Davidson.
Since its origins in the early 20th century in Milwaukee, Harley Davidson has stood for power, comfort and reliability while also combining timeless style with that effortless cool factor. Those values are what makes up their most popular model, the Sportster. Bridge Classic Cars Competitions wants to give you the chance to not only win but truly live the classic motorbike life with our 2008 Harley Davidson 883 Sportster.
Finished in all black with excellent condition chrome accents, this Sportster is guaranteed to turn heads and put a smile all over your face and anyone who hears it coming.
Fitted with a fuel-injected 883cc air-cooled V-Twin engine, the 883 Sportster eats up the miles that stretch out in front of the raised handlebars. It also benefits from the ‘’soft-tail’’ frame, a well-padded black vinyl seat and paired with mid-controls to allow you to ride the 883 Sportster in complete comfort.
The bike comes with a history file that includes numerous MOT certificates, wiring diagrams and instruction documents as well as the bike’s original owner’s manual.
The Sportster has recently had a complete check over by local specialists after coming out of long-term storage who reported the bike was in excellent condition. The bike is also fitted with an immobiliser system for peace of mind when being stored.
Having covered under 9000 miles in 15 years, this is a wonderfully loved example of a useable modern-classic motorcycle.
This is your chance to win the perfect good weather cruiser – Enter now for your chance to win our 2008 Harley Davidson 883 Sportster.
– Solid and reliable 883cc V-Twin engine
– Stunning black paintwork with chrome brightwork
– Less than 9000 miles
– Classic Harley Davidson look
– Inspected by local specialists
– Twin shock frame
– Limited to just 2999 tickets
