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2012 Harley-Davidson Street Glide 103

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2012 Street Glide 103

Street Glide

3 VIN patterns

1.7L 2-cyl · Gasoline · Drive not recorded 3 patterns · View specs

1HD1KBM1-C → 1,128 VINs in our data

74 hp · Motorcycle - Touring

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1HD1KBM3-C → 72 VINs in our data

74 hp · Motorcycle - Touring

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5HD1KBMA-C → 9 VINs in our data

74 hp · Motorcycle - Touring

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Limited record — some specifications may be missing.

Source: manufacturer specifications decoded through NHTSA vPIC, alongside VIN and listing records in our dataset. Trim groups are for browsing; shared labels do not establish identical equipment. Confirm options on the specific vehicle.

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