I took my 1200S to a dealer to put it on consignment for sale today. It may have been my last ride on the Sporty. Of course, it ran and handled great. The Sportster Sport is a great machine for anyone who gets a chance to ride one, give it a shot. Unfortunately I need the cash to fix up an old Chevelle and selling the Sporty is my only way to do that. This is the bike that got me back into riding four years ago after a 30 year break.
Halfway hoping(and needing it to sell) part of me being just fine if it doesn't.

Can't cry to hard , still got the RKC, but I hoped you Sportster guys would understand that it just won't be the same.



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You still got a bike,(very sweet may I add),and a Chevelle to fix up.Life ain't too bad for ya'! I would love to have a street glide for the really long trips,but the sportys are a blast to ride.Good luck with the Chevelle!

 

Too bad you have to get rid of the Sportster, but the Road Kings are nice bikes....

Enjoy!!

 

That is one very nice looking sportster, it's gonna make some lucky person very happy. Good luck with the chevelle, I rebuilt a 71 chevelle years ago with a buddy, sure wish I had that car now!

 

I know the feeling 14 yrs ago I sold my 79 sporty to keep my 67 mustang. But since then I added a 68 el camino and an 06 sporty, I still have the mustang

 

87 El Camino and a 2007 Sporty here. I know the feeling

What year is the Chevelle?

 

'67 Chevelle 300, a fairly unusual model. 350 w/2 speed powerglide. My sons first car so it has lots of sentimental value to him. We've had it about 13 years and this will be its turn for body work and get the engine running again. It all just takes time and $$$.

 

Many of us have done the same thing. Good luck on getting the $$ you want out of it.