Harley Davidson Flhtkl Ultra Limited Low motorcycles for sale in Montana

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2017 Harley-Davidson FLHTKL Ultra Limited Low

$27,949

Billings, Montana

Year 2017

Make Harley-Davidson

Model FLHTKL Ultra Limited Low

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Posted Over 1 Month

We took the Ultra touring experience and lowered it into one easy-handling, smooth riding, fully-loaded machine.OverviewSettle into the low seat for high miles: You don't have to be big in stature to ride a machine that's big on touring features. The Ultra Limited Low has been re-engineered with a lowered front and rear suspension, giving it the lowest seat height in touring, just 26.5 inches off the ground. There's also an extended reach side stand, smaller diameter grips and a narrow primary drive to give your leg a straight shot to the ground. But don't be fooled by the low height. You get high power from the all-new Twin Cooled Milwaukee Eight 107 engine and a confidence inspiring ride from the all-new dual bending valve front suspension and rear emulsion shocks. It's all within your reach.

2013 Yamaha TTR-125LE

$26,999

Great Falls, Montana

Year 2015

Make Harley-Davidson

Model FLHTKL - Ultra Limited Low

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Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

2015 Harley-Davidson FLHTKL - Ultra Limited Low, 2015 PRE-OWNED ULTRA LIMITED LOW! BIKE IS LOADED WITH STAGE 2 AUDIO ALL THE WAY AROUND, XM RADIO, LED LIGHTS ALL AROUND, CHROME, TO MUCH TO LIST! ALL TRADES WELCOME! CALL 406-727-2161 FOR MORE DETAILS! EASY FINANCING! 2015 Harley-Davidson® Ultra Limited Low The farther you go on a motorcycle, the better it gets. Whether riding one, or building a new one from LED headlamp to taillight. Welcome to the top of the line bagger. Key Features May Include: Project RUSHMORE - Control Here are some of the innovations Project RUSHMORE led to: the Reflex Linked Brakes with ABS, the Daymaker LED headlamps and fog lamps, brighter turn signals, brighter brake lights, and a steering head with stiffer front forks. Locked-up tires are now history even when there's wet pavement. We'??ve made it feel even better to lean your way through a turn. Now you can see better. And we'??ve made you more conspicuous to the cage-driving public. Because one thing we all agree on is this: bikes that work better make riders who ride better. Take a ride. See how good you can be. Project RUSHMORE - Engine As every rider knows, the engine is at the heart of the experience of riding a motorcycle. The amount of torque and horsepower it delivers over the RPM range is in direct proportion to the feeling it gives you when you roll on the throttle. We know what riders want from a motorcycle engine because we've been building them for 110 years. Project RUSHMORE gave us the opportunity to dial it in just right. We conducted thousands of road tests with real riders giving us feedback to build the next iteration of the legendary Harley-Davidson® engine. The consensus was: We want more. More low-end torque, more passing power, more perfection in the tone of the exhaust note, more of the feeling we ride a motorcycle for. And last year, we unveiled the engines that deliver it. This is the next level of Harley-Davidson® V-Twin engine. And it proves, once and for all, the customer is always right. Project RUSHMORE - Infotainment More sound. Purer sound. Big, full-color touch screens. Switches that are located where you intuitively want them to be and can reach without removing your hands from the grips. Voice activation for your music, phone and GPS. Or as more than one rider asked: "Why can'??t the infotainment system on my motorcycle blow away the ones the car companies put in their cars?" We couldn'??t agree more. Check out the infotainment system Project RUSHMORE brought to the sport of motorcycling. You won'??t believe your eyes. Or ears. Project RUSHMORE - Comfort We dialed in the comfort of our machines the hard way: over thousands of miles in all kinds of riding conditions on every kind of street, road and highway ever laid down in pavement. Experienced riders and passengers putting in long hours in the