Hi guys, looking at picking up my first Harley, zoned in on the breakout, love the look. I found one for close to 10k, it's a 2013 with v/h pipes, screaming eagle intake. But the bad is it has 40k miles. I don't know much about the longevity of a 103 motor so I was hoping you guys could help me out? Is a 40k mile Harley worth over 10k with what's listed?

 

As long as it's been maintained it should be fine. But I imagine there are plenty of garage queens available for not much more if you're patient and look around a bit.

 

I've seen 2013 Breakouts with low miles for around 14~15k. 10k for a properly maintained Breakout is a steal, no matter how many miles it has.

 

Appreciate the input guys it's my first Harley so I really didn't know much about the longevity of the 103 motors.

 

The motor will go for a long time. Its the other stuff that wears out an needs replacement that can cost you....Tires, brakes, bearings, clutch and drivetrain, suspension, finish....


10K does sound a bit low if its in good shape, if well maintained and clean I could see it fetching in the $12,000ish range realistically. Hopefully the modifications were done well.

 

Did you know they get same mileage as other Harleys with 103?

My bikes have more. Does not seem a steel to me.

 

3 years old...40k miles...$10k. If the paint looks good, no chips or scratches, it looks okay on paper. I'd want to take it to a dealer or indie shop and have them look at it, if I could.

 

i planned on using Harley rider to rider to utilize the inspection before buying.

 

All a matter of opinion there.. Personally, I would ride my breakout even if it got less than 30 mpg than a bagger. It's bike I would want to ride, assuming the OP wanted the same type of bike.

This will be money well spent. Financed used bike with H-D inspection as well. So long as the techs know their stuff.

 

mine didn't even feel broken in good till 30K... 53k on it now and it just keeps running better and better every yr..