What's it worth 97 Road King 89" stroker
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What's it worth 97 Road King 89" stroker
So I had some issues with the lower end and the motor is being completely done over to a 89 stroker with everything new. Cam, lifters, s&s carb, ect. Bike has 63k on the clock. I may end up selling after the shop is finished with the motor to fund another project but what would a relistic asking price be? Bike is very very clean with all upgraded peices like signals,dash cover. New chrome pieces on engine primary transmission. Any feed back on current used pricing?
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Your best selling point is the recent engine work. It won't add any real monetary value to the bike, but it will make your bike more likely to be the one they choose over all the other sub-seven grand bikes. Keep the reciept and wave it around like a flag to potential buyers.
Truth is, once a motorcycle approaches that 20 year mark, its almost better to just keep the thing rather than give it away. Or try to at least trade it off for another vehicle that some poor schlub dumped his life, love, and wallet into, that HE will never be able to sell for what he knows in his heart it's really worth.
Truth is, once a motorcycle approaches that 20 year mark, its almost better to just keep the thing rather than give it away. Or try to at least trade it off for another vehicle that some poor schlub dumped his life, love, and wallet into, that HE will never be able to sell for what he knows in his heart it's really worth.
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I have been waiting.... Literally DECADES to see this post! Awesome!!!
Bad for the OP, But Awesome for us used bike bargain hunters!!!
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Yah know, it's funny... I was looking at your sig pic and all I could think was.... Damn, if I was still riding a Dyna, it would be exactly THAT motorcycle!