Question about '01 Electra Glide
#1
Question about '01 Electra Glide
Ok, I need some advice/opinions.
I have the opportunity to pick up a '01Electra Glide with 14,000 miles for $5500. Sounds cheap to me, What do y'all think?
Background:
I came into this opportunity through a friend of a friend sort of deal. I trust my friend wholeheartedly. The bike is owned by his brother's coworker.
I had plans to look for a used bagger in the future, but was planning to wait until next summer, when I am done building my house. but, if this deal is that great, I have to get it while it is available.
I know very little about the bike. I was told it has been garage kept and has 14K miles. I plan to go see it tomorrow, and if it is not in good shape I will not buy it. However, if it runs and drives well, How much do you think it should go for?
What should I be looking for?
tires/all rubber could be aged from sitting, lining in tank and fuel system gumed from old gas, any other ideas?
I have the opportunity to pick up a '01Electra Glide with 14,000 miles for $5500. Sounds cheap to me, What do y'all think?
Background:
I came into this opportunity through a friend of a friend sort of deal. I trust my friend wholeheartedly. The bike is owned by his brother's coworker.
I had plans to look for a used bagger in the future, but was planning to wait until next summer, when I am done building my house. but, if this deal is that great, I have to get it while it is available.
I know very little about the bike. I was told it has been garage kept and has 14K miles. I plan to go see it tomorrow, and if it is not in good shape I will not buy it. However, if it runs and drives well, How much do you think it should go for?
What should I be looking for?
tires/all rubber could be aged from sitting, lining in tank and fuel system gumed from old gas, any other ideas?
#2
#5
any idea how hard it would be to convert to Carb if fuel injected?
I have a buddy who converted his 01 Road King, so I know it can be done.
#6
depends on how handy you are.
I could do my own bike for a few hundred bucks...drop it off at a shop and pay full retail it could be $2000.
essentially you are looking at changing the tank bungs and adding a petcock, intake manifold, carb ( Keihin Cv is best), and module. cables. some hose...
the daytona twin tec module is the one my Pals have used.
mike
I could do my own bike for a few hundred bucks...drop it off at a shop and pay full retail it could be $2000.
essentially you are looking at changing the tank bungs and adding a petcock, intake manifold, carb ( Keihin Cv is best), and module. cables. some hose...
the daytona twin tec module is the one my Pals have used.
mike
Last edited by mkguitar; 10-14-2014 at 01:40 PM.
#7
If it is good shape that is a good price regardless of trim level.
Black Book on 2001 Electraglide Standard:
Year: 2001
Make: Harley-Davidson
Model: FLHT Electra Glide Std
Model Type: Cruiser
Displacement: 1450
Cylinders: 2
Finance Advance: $5,695
MSRP: $13,595
Avg Retail: $7,665
Auction Wholesale $6,075
Clean Trade: $5,665
Fair Trade: $4,755
Black Book on 2001 Electraglide Standard:
Year: 2001
Make: Harley-Davidson
Model: FLHT Electra Glide Std
Model Type: Cruiser
Displacement: 1450
Cylinders: 2
Finance Advance: $5,695
MSRP: $13,595
Avg Retail: $7,665
Auction Wholesale $6,075
Clean Trade: $5,665
Fair Trade: $4,755
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#8
If it is good shape that is a good price regardless of trim level.
Black Book on 2001 Electraglide Standard:
Year: 2001
Make: Harley-Davidson
Model: FLHT Electra Glide Std
Model Type: Cruiser
Displacement: 1450
Cylinders: 2
Finance Advance: $5,695
MSRP: $13,595
Avg Retail: $7,665
Auction Wholesale $6,075
Clean Trade: $5,665
Fair Trade: $4,755
Black Book on 2001 Electraglide Standard:
Year: 2001
Make: Harley-Davidson
Model: FLHT Electra Glide Std
Model Type: Cruiser
Displacement: 1450
Cylinders: 2
Finance Advance: $5,695
MSRP: $13,595
Avg Retail: $7,665
Auction Wholesale $6,075
Clean Trade: $5,665
Fair Trade: $4,755
These are approximately the same numbers I found online. I DID check blue book values etc before posting thread. I just wanted the opinion of guys here especially guys with similar models.
#9
depends on how handy you are.
I could do my own bike for a few hundred bucks...drop it off at a shop and pay full retail it could be $2000.
essentially you are looking at changing the tank bungs and adding a petcock, intake manifold, carb ( Keihin Cv is best), and module. cables. some hose...
the daytona twin tec module is the one my Pals have used.
mike
I could do my own bike for a few hundred bucks...drop it off at a shop and pay full retail it could be $2000.
essentially you are looking at changing the tank bungs and adding a petcock, intake manifold, carb ( Keihin Cv is best), and module. cables. some hose...
the daytona twin tec module is the one my Pals have used.
mike
I'm fairly handy myself. I've done most (almost ALL) of the repairs to every vehicle I have owned since I started driving. I've not performed this sort of job before, but I'm certain I can handle it with a little direction from those in the know.
#10
FLHTC classic is black/chrome motor, tourpak ( no lights), radio- carb or optional EFI decals on tank and front fender
FLHTCU/I Ultra will add tourpak lights, fairing lowers, CB radio. cruise and EFI
and some badgers
Last edited by mkguitar; 10-14-2014 at 02:10 PM.