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2005 Kawasaki KZ1000P Police

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A bike for those of you that look like Erik Estrada, this Kawasaki KZ1000P is from the last year of production and comes with nearly all of the police equipment (strobe lights, CB radio with walkie-talkie, nightstick holder) except for the siren, though the wiring and switches for the siren are still present.

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1981 Harley Sportster Limited Edition

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In 1981, got its independence from AMF thanks to a group of 13 investors led by Vaughn Beals and Willie G. To celebrate this, they released a few limited editions, including the Milwaukee Edition, and this bike, called the Limited Edition or the Series One. 1,000 were built, and this is #283.

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1984 Honda Magna V65

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Non-cruiser fans are often surprised about the Honda Magna V65 when they learn about it. It didn’t necessarily look all that different from the other cruisers in the market, but it definitely brought something new to the table – serious power. 116 horses of it, in fact, enough for an under 11 second quarter mile on the way to a …

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2014 Harley-Davidson FLHTP Custom

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I never thought I’d feature a basically-new Harley, but here’s a custom version of the Police model Electra-Glide that might be interesting. This bike was won during last year’s Rolling Bike Night along the shores of Lake Erie. The winner and her husband decided this wasn’t a good starter bike, so now they’re offering it up to you.

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1986 Yamaha Fazer FZX700

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Also known as the Baby V-Max, the Yamaha Fazer FZX700 was quite a revelation when it was released – the styling was distinctive and it was quicker than riders expected. No one complained about the speed, though not everyone loved the looks, and the bike didn’t sell tremendously well.

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1942 Indian Sport Scout

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After the success of the legendary 101 Scout, Indian did not have much luck with the Standard Scout or Motoplane. They attempted to remedy the common complaints with the Sport Scout in 1934, which was still 15 pounds higher than the 101 but had some success in racing – it won the first Daytona 200, held in 1937. Here’s a …