in the process of buying one"heritage" and trading a Yamaha road star in"mistake"never put info online Period!very sceptical! But I did.decent trade offered,picked out 02heritage Softail classic with LOW miles 1720mi. Haven't gotten it yet.finance was painless but it's a LONG process.longer than I thought it would be.but the shipper has it now,but has 2 weeks to get it to me.possibly have to make a 1st payment before I get the bike.BUT NO BIKES like that price&milage around.. Hopefully be worth the wait?? I will update when I get the bike.

 

The offered e 10500 for my 2016 low rider with 6200 miles in 9.9 condition. Buti flipped them off !

 

Just got an offer of $3500 for my mint/modded 06 street bob with 6700 miles.They sure do shoot low!

 

Wow! Why not just give it to them free!
Did they affer any lube for that as well?

 

Nope, just a whole lot of butt hurt!

 

I was offered $10K for a 2015 BlackMagic RoadKing with $1500 worth of extras and "only" 3300 miles since new. It literally was like new still. I declined and got $14.5K from a Craiglist buyer three weeks later.

 

it would be helpful if the guys that liked them listed exactly what they sold. ive read alot of reviews, seems like they are very picky and know whats selling.

 

According to NADA low retail for your bike is $3,950. I don't know what you were expecting. Wholesale would​ even be lower. I realize these figures are low for the real world but that is what the book says. The dealer has to make money. You said it was modded, I personally wouldn't touch your bike with a ten foot pole and they probably didn't want it either. Why I bought new. Good luck.
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Any update on this from the buyers perspective? Curious how long it took to actually receive your heritage.

Color me intrigued. The sell price on some of the bikes is almost too good to be true. What, if any, are the hidden costs? The site lists "dealer, license, taxes, etc..." is that all tacked on?

 

I recently sold my bike to Rumbleon, quick and painless. I knew going in that they would make a lot on resale, but they gave me way more than my local Harley shop offered on trade in so I am not too upset. When buying a bike through them be cautious, they offer a return policy if you're not happy but they charge a $499 restock fee, ouch!