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Just me - wow, you paid just $24K for yours. Man, I paid $5K less than that for mine. And, I bet someone else will come along and say they paid less than me.
Actually, I have a 2014 limited and when all aid and done with the extra stuff I put on plus the ESP (total of 7 years) it cost me just shy of $35K.
The reason I pointed this out is - I was happy to see that his bike is paid off and he is enjoying himself. Why can't we be happy for him instead of sharing that you paid less.
Besides - his is in NC and probably still riding-while we are in Michigan and about to put our bikes in storage.
Last edited by cycle7447; Oct 25, 2017 at 08:58 AM.
Who cares how much he paid for his bike? It was his money not mine. Congrats on having a paid off ride and enjoy the heck out of it. Why does people have to try and bust someones bubble when they post something good?
$.98 per mile/smile is a good deal. (Heck, can you even put a price on it?)
I remember the day(s) I got my '08 and '05 titles in the mail. Couple of the happier days I've ever had. So happy in fact, that I went out and celebrated by trading them both in on a new payment ('17 FLHTCU).
Just me - wow, you paid just $24K for yours. Man, I paid $5K less than that for mine. And, I bet someone else will come along and say they paid less than me.
Actually, I have a 2014 limited and when all aid and done with the extra stuff I put on plus the ESP (total of 7 years) it cost me just shy of $35K.
The reason I pointed this out is - I was happy to see that his bike is paid off and he is enjoying himself. Why can't we be happy for him instead of sharing that you paid less.
Besides - his is in NC and probably still riding-while we are in Michigan and about to put our bikes in storage.
Thanks I appreciated your sentiments. I knew after I posted this that someone(s) would come along with their ridicule. It ALWAYS happens on these forums. Sheesh!
This morning I made the LAST payment on my '14 Limited. FINALLY it's paid off. It's the most I've ever spent on a motorcycle. But no regrets. It's been a great bike. As of today I have 34,964 miles on it. My total cost of financing (principle and interest) was $34,267.64. So, not counting fuel and regular maintenance, that amounts to about $0.98 per smile/mile. Pretty cheap entertainment. Oh btw to the naysayers my payoff was good through 11/04.
BTW...the ESP was included in that cost. But hey, who's counting? Oh yeah a few would a find fault with that.
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