9 - HARLEY DAVIDSON FXRS Low Rider custom bike with RevTech engine. Year built: 1991. Classic Data Note 3—The FXR series was introduced in 1982. This FXRS is a sportier version of the FXR series. A RevTech V2 engine with a displacement of 1,647 cm³ and 41 kW (56 PS) was retrofitted. The 1991 FXRS, in Orange Metallic with VIN: 1HD1EBL19MY1XXXXX, was first registered in August 1991. Odometer reading: 42,238 miles.

HARLEY DAVIDSON FXRS Low Rider custom bike with RevTech engine. Year built: 1991. Classic Data Note 3—The FXR series was introduced in 1982. This FXRS is a sportier version of the FXR series. A RevTech V2 engine with a displacement of 1,647 cm³ and 41 kW (56 PS) was retrofitted. The 1991 FXRS, in Orange Metallic with VIN: 1HD1EBL19MY1XXXXX, was first registered in August 1991. Odometer reading: 42,238 miles. In the Classic Data brief appraisal from August 2026, the overall condition was rated a 3–. Features and accessories include, among other things, a manual transmission, Vance & Hines headers, a BSL muffler, Mikuni carburetors, upside-down front forks, adjustable rear shock absorbers, an oil cooler, steel-braided lines, drilled brake rotors, and aluminum wheels. The Harley-Davidson is in normal used condition with signs of wear. Some of the aluminum parts are oxidized, and some of the chrome parts are rusted. The odometer is fogged up on the inside due to moisture. The paint is in good condition and shows no damage. The Harley-Davidson lettering on the tank is peeling slightly on the left side. At the time of preparation of the expert report, the engine was not operational but has since become operational again. No visible leaks were detected. The brake system shows normal wear. The wheels are undamaged, and the tires have a tread depth of approximately 3.5 mm on both the front and rear. The motorcycle is being auctioned with a key and vehicle registration certificate. We would be happy to send you the vehicle inspection report via email upon request. Please contact classiccar@eppli.com for this. SALE CONDUCTED BY HIGH COURT BAILIFF ALEXANDER DOSTER ON BEHALF OF THE STUTTGART ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE AND THE STUTTGART DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE