In 1982, Harley-Davidson introduced the FXR Super Glide II, and they promised handling on par with what other countries considered ‘sporty.’ It had larger lean angles and less vibration, and it’s remembered fondly by many HD riders. One year later, Harley introduced the FXRT – a touring variant that got a fairing and bags.
For more on the FXR, check out this model history on HotBike. This FXRT (VIN: 1HD1ECL13MY127178) is claimed to be well maintained and very stock. The top end has been rebuilt (unknown how long ago) and it runs “like it should.” Sale includes the original keys and a set of bag liners, and the seller says that if it “weren’t for the minor paint scuffs this would appear to be a 5 year old machine rather than 25 years old.” The seller has a $12,000 BIN price that is not showing in the listing.
Taking pictures while shirtless – nice.
Find this FXRT for sale in Washington, Illinois with bidding up to $6,900 here on eBay.
From this impressive FXR history comes a quick lesson in Harley's naming scheme for the Harley-Davidson FXRT, also known as the "Sport Glide": F = Big Twin (80ci engine + 5-speed transmission) X = XL Sportster front end - including one piece fuel tank, lighter front suspension, and small headlight…
Post Sale Update: This Harley sold for a BIN of $12,500 on eBay. I can't decide whether I love or hate the paint job on this FXRT. It's the blessing and curse of Harleys that the vast majority of them carry the decisions of their owners, meaning any potential buyer…
Post Listing Update: This Harley did not meet reserve with 3 bids up to $5,908. In 1977, Harley-Davidson built a limited edition of just 631 bikes across 6 models - they dubbed these motorcycles the Confederate Edition and they are some of the rarest Harleys ever built. Presumably due to…
