Sold 2003 Harley Davidson Sportster

2003 sportster 883 for sale, 23,xxx miles.

i bought this October of 18, rode it home, and promptly got to work on it. it was a perfectly nice, unmolested example of a standard 100yr anniversary sportster. last of the rigid mounts, last evolution of this generation sportster.

in its refresh, which i have kept a nice thread on this very website in the build thread it got......

-new aluminum rims, wide flange, akront style for that vintage look, 18x3.0 rear, 19x2.5 front

-stainless steel spokes from buchannons, wheels built by wheelworks in garden grove, CA

-hubs got bead blasted, and tumble finished, new wheel bearings front and rear

-Mitas e07 tires front and rear with new tubes

-front forks got disassembled, cleaned, blasted and tumbled, new bushings, seals, and straight rate springs from race-tech, and new oil, also received new fork seal covers.

-steering/triples got new bearings, installed with bel ray waterproof grease, tumble polished finish on the trees

-progressive 412HD rear shocks in 14.25" length

-Kerker 2 into 1 exhaust by lowbrow customs, custom mid pipe, and a 4" supertrapp can

-new 2.2 gallon tank, new manual petcock (no vacuum)

-tins are powder coated in a champagne gold, it REALLY pops in the sun

-seat is a biltwell cafe seat pan/foam with modified foam and a custom cover
-also comes with a stock single seat as new, and a factory 2 up seat

-Biltwell tracker high bars, biltwell black thruster grips

-TrackerDie sprocket cover (comes with stock one as well)

-PBI steel sprockets, 22/51 with an RK 530 gold X ring chain
-comes with 23/48 as well

-any hardware i had off was glass beaded, tumbled, and then clear zinc plated, there are a few that i replaced with stainless (rear fender bolts, rear master cyl bolts

-TC bros mid controls, with Biltwell Norman pegs

-New OEM battery

-New 1st and 3rd gear on the trans countershaft, all new bearings for the trans gears, new gear retaining clips, new primary oil, cover gasket etc.

-Headlight is OEM, with new chrome trim rings,

-Moons MC tail light with integrated turn signals

-super small LED front signals, but are wicked bright.

-new rear view mirrors

-Carb is a stock CV carb, stage 1 jets and SE air filter assembly.

Im asking $6500 o.b.o. and can help with shipping/loading etc, bike is located in Tustin, CA

PRICE DROP $5150 as in crazy, as I’ve got $8500 plus in it plus 150hrs!!!!
-Colby



build thread is here, plenty of pics, videos, and the whole process spelled out :

https://advrider.com/f/threads/villageidiot-destroys-a-perfectly-nice-sportster.1347235/

I'm not in the market for that type of bike but you sure did a great job on it. Clean, classy, and has that old school Sportster feel to it. Great work and GLWS.

Now That is the way a sportster should be! I so wish I was in a position to get it.

Hello Colby,
All of the money and your unbelievable skills into others and now THIS beautiful machine,
I have to ask, ARE YOU ADDICTED TO PERFECTION??
Only 20 miles away but my knees are so bad even after both being replaced I think my shifting days are over!
What a beauty. GLWS.

hh aka Dave
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This is the sporty I'd build if I was to build a sporty.
Or the Sporty I'd buy if I had the money and was looking for a sporty.

Great job Colby,
GLWS,

to the top!

Bump for one of the coolest Sportsters
GLWS

November bump, @WARRIORPRINCEJJ where you at?!?

PRICE DROP $5150

What's it weigh?Old and weak.

somewhere in the 480 range. i haven't weighed it.

Nice to see this relisted. Conversation started with you.

It is an absolute gorgeous bike. I saw it in person the other day. Colby did a great job. Wish I had room for another bike. I thinks it's a steal for sure now!

Saturday bump

To the top, need to move this one along to make room in the garage for the next project.

price drop $5150.00

come at me with those offers.

I'm dismayed that this bike has yet to sell! Absolutely perfect build!

you and me both.

can’t go much cheaper, I’ll end up parting it out.

I don't undery this is a perfect unmolested anniversary bike you modified?[/QUOTE]

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yes, it was a 2003 sportster anniversary with the hideous OEM paint scheme on the tank, still bears the 100th anniversary badge on the motor.

FINAL PRICE DROP.

$4500, firm as a prom night pecker. No bullshit. I need to move the bike to make room for other things. This is less money than the parts I put on top of an already nice bike.