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2001 Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce

$6,999.00

With only 11,133 miles, this 2001 Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce is in excellent condition! The 2001 Harley-Davidson FXSTD Softail Deuce arrived at the dawn of the new millennium as a bold departure from the company's traditional styling cues, representing a sophisticated bridge between the classic cruiser aesthetic and a more modern, streamlined custom look. At a time when many Harley models were leaning heavily into nostalgic 1940s and 50s design language, the Deuce was a forward-thinking machine that prioritized sleek lines and integrated components. It was widely regarded as the most "custom" motorcycle Harley-Davidson had ever produced on a mass-assembly line, featuring a stretched-out profile that made it look fast even while resting on its kickstand. This model year was particularly significant because it sat firmly within the early era of the Twin Cam 88B engine, providing a riding experience that was significantly more refined and smoother than the Evolution-powered Softails of the previous decade.

The silhouette of the 2001 Deuce is perhaps its most defining characteristic, centered around a unique, stretched fuel tank that was exclusive to this model. Unlike the standard "Fat Boy" style tanks that featured a bulky center console and dual gas caps, the Deuce utilized a long, sleek tank with a flush-mounted aircraft-style gas cap and a streamlined chrome console. This elongated tank flowed seamlessly into a clipped rear fender that was also unique to the FXSTD, designed to showcase the wide rear tire which, at the time, was considered quite aggressive for a factory bike. The integration of these body parts gave the Deuce a "monolithic" appearance, as if the entire motorcycle had been sculpted from a single piece of metal rather than bolted together from a parts bin.

With 17 years of experience, Moto-Authority has been the go-to store in Albuquerque, NM, for used motorcycles & motorcycle service for all brands! We have friendly & knowledgeable staff on standby to assist you!

Please give us a call at (505) 503-7613 or check our website (moto-authority.com) for more information! 

With only 11,133 miles, this 2001 Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce is in excellent condition! The 2001 Harley-Davidson FXSTD Softail Deuce arrived at the dawn of the new millennium as a bold departure from the company's traditional styling cues, representing a sophisticated bridge between the classic cruiser aesthetic and a more modern, streamlined custom look. At a time when many Harley models were leaning heavily into nostalgic 1940s and 50s design language, the Deuce was a forward-thinking machine that prioritized sleek lines and integrated components. It was widely regarded as the most "custom" motorcycle Harley-Davidson had ever produced on a mass-assembly line, featuring a stretched-out profile that made it look fast even while resting on its kickstand. This model year was particularly significant because it sat firmly within the early era of the Twin Cam 88B engine, providing a riding experience that was significantly more refined and smoother than the Evolution-powered Softails of the previous decade.

The silhouette of the 2001 Deuce is perhaps its most defining characteristic, centered around a unique, stretched fuel tank that was exclusive to this model. Unlike the standard "Fat Boy" style tanks that featured a bulky center console and dual gas caps, the Deuce utilized a long, sleek tank with a flush-mounted aircraft-style gas cap and a streamlined chrome console. This elongated tank flowed seamlessly into a clipped rear fender that was also unique to the FXSTD, designed to showcase the wide rear tire which, at the time, was considered quite aggressive for a factory bike. The integration of these body parts gave the Deuce a "monolithic" appearance, as if the entire motorcycle had been sculpted from a single piece of metal rather than bolted together from a parts bin.

With 17 years of experience, Moto-Authority has been the go-to store in Albuquerque, NM, for used motorcycles & motorcycle service for all brands! We have friendly & knowledgeable staff on standby to assist you!

Please give us a call at (505) 503-7613 or check our website (moto-authority.com) for more information! 

The 2001 Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce is a striking blend of classic Harley heritage and custom-inspired style. Designed to turn heads and built to perform, the Deuce features a sleek, stretched profile with a long, low stance that commands attention wherever it goes. Its distinctive chrome front end, sculpted tank, and solid rear wheel give it a factory-custom look that sets it apart from the crowd.

Powered by the reliable Twin Cam 88B engine, the Softail Deuce delivers smooth, balanced power with the unmistakable rumble Harley riders crave. The hidden rear suspension provides the classic hardtail appearance while offering a comfortable ride, whether you're cruising around town or hitting the open highway.

With its comfortable ergonomics, forward foot controls, and signature styling, the 2001 Softail Deuce offers a unique ride that’s as bold and individual as the rider. This is more than just a motorcycle—it's a statement of freedom, craftsmanship, and attitude.