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89 FLSTC only a couple of miles from me. Priced a bit on the high side at $6500 but appears to have had a tom of performance work done to it. Just over 30K on the clock.
Looks clean . Would be worth checking out if he has receipts for the work done.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/mcy...780572456.html
96 FLCTC for 5K. Not a lot of info in the posting though.
https://redding.craigslist.org/mcy/d...759371342.html
Low milage (15K) Electra Glide (Standard maybe?) down in SoCal. Add to it that it is a very good price (for California anyway) @$5700
Looks clean . Would be worth checking out if he has receipts for the work done.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/mcy...780572456.html
96 FLCTC for 5K. Not a lot of info in the posting though.
https://redding.craigslist.org/mcy/d...759371342.html
Low milage (15K) Electra Glide (Standard maybe?) down in SoCal. Add to it that it is a very good price (for California anyway) @$5700
Last edited by panz4ever; Dec 28, 2018 at 12:49 AM.
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Both of those have been on CL for over a year. The wide glides dropped a little, the shovels price hasn’t changed.
When your ready, which ever one you pick Lowball
They weren’t selling during the summer months, so I wouldn’t expect them to sell right away
If your looking for a bagger, there’s a 90 ultra for sale on FB for 4500 in the western burbs
teal blue with 29000 miles
There’s only a couple bikes at the moment that really grab my attention, and the ultra’s one of them
Your threads giving some exposure to bikes that have been sitting a bit
Here's another a bit closer to you. A little dirty, and has a small sent in the tank, but the price seems reasonable for the miles. Maybe some haggling room.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...14163719169030
Always fun to look
When your ready, which ever one you pick Lowball
They weren’t selling during the summer months, so I wouldn’t expect them to sell right away
If your looking for a bagger, there’s a 90 ultra for sale on FB for 4500 in the western burbs
teal blue with 29000 miles
There’s only a couple bikes at the moment that really grab my attention, and the ultra’s one of them
Your threads giving some exposure to bikes that have been sitting a bit
Here's another a bit closer to you. A little dirty, and has a small sent in the tank, but the price seems reasonable for the miles. Maybe some haggling room.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...14163719169030
Always fun to look
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TD, Give it some thought regarding getting a Shovelhead.
I'm gonna say, you will definitely spend more time doing mechanical work on a Shovel as opposed to an Evo.
Of course, as we all know, all mechanical devices need work at some point...just some need more than others and I think a Shovelhead, more than an Evo, needs an owner with time, tools and willingness to do maintenance...or a pocketbook big enough to pay for it to be done.
I'm not saying you are not that guy, just be prepared for it.
I'm gonna say, you will definitely spend more time doing mechanical work on a Shovel as opposed to an Evo.
Of course, as we all know, all mechanical devices need work at some point...just some need more than others and I think a Shovelhead, more than an Evo, needs an owner with time, tools and willingness to do maintenance...or a pocketbook big enough to pay for it to be done.
I'm not saying you are not that guy, just be prepared for it.
Last edited by megawatt; Dec 29, 2018 at 10:33 AM.