Pricing advice help
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Pricing advice help
Good morning all. Due to some unforeseen circumstances I am forced to sell one of my bikes. I could really use some help determining an asking price. Its a 2105 FXDWG. There's only 365 miles on her. My mods are: Wild 1's 10" pull back drag bars, Performance Machine grips and pegs, Progressive 11" shocks, tuner, tank lift, V&H short shots, Screaming Eagle intake, tires are Avons. Front: 130/60R 23 and rear 200/60VR16 both on Hog Pro Fat Daddy spoked wheels. Changed controls to mid position. Front directionals on lower triple tree. Triple trees and lower fork legs powder coated. The bike has security system also. All mods were done at dealership and there is also an extended warranty (transferable or can cash it in). Bike before mods was retail $16,500 and after 28k. What would you guys see as a realistic asking price or would it be better to bring it back to stock (I have the parts) and sell the other parts separately. Craigslist? Cycletrader? Here? And Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I'd say get it back to stock as much as possible so you can lower the price some. Not too many people have 28K to spend on a bike. You'll get more people interested if the price is lower. Nice bike! Good luck.
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Pricing advice help
Pre-mod retail.
Nobody wants someone else's mods, so the money you spent on them is gone. The only way you'll make more than pre-mod retail is if you put the stock parts back on, and sell the aftermarket items piecemeal.
GM
Nobody wants someone else's mods, so the money you spent on them is gone. The only way you'll make more than pre-mod retail is if you put the stock parts back on, and sell the aftermarket items piecemeal.
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Thanks. Was thinking the same thing depending on the cost to bring back to stock but might be worth it. I appreciate your input.
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Thanks GM... seems to be the way to go.
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