Had a Sporty with a trike kit that had a rebuild title. The only problem I had was the local Indian dealer wouldn't take it on trade because he said the banks wouldn't do loans. The guy who bought got a loan. If you want it check it out good and drive them on the price. Oh yeah, the Sporty was a good bike. The story was it had been recovered from a theft.

 

There`s always an element of risk for one of those bikes. Sometimes even an experienced bike mechanic will miss something which just doesn`t show up until later. Be careful.



, Truer words were never spoken.

Smart move. Just be patient and look around for the bike you really want, and make a deal that suits you. "Patient" is the key word here. BTW, this is the right time to buy a used bike.

 

Did you forget how to multi quote already?

 

 

 

If I were to keep it and not resell I would do it. But you need to check it out closely. I was once looking at a used truck originally from Texas. It had a salvage title but had never been in a wreck or anything. It was listed at a very good price because of the salvage title. It turns out the gooseneck hitch had been welded in.Texas, supposedly doesn't allow that and issued a salvage title for it. I wouldn't touch it with a 10' pole, just seemed fishy to me.
kk

 

Cut the Old Folks slack Doc. You'll be the subject of the next thread.

 

 

It was meant purely in jest. I'm pretty sure hvac can take it.

 

Copart tells you why it has a salvage title, in many cases the reasons are obvious.Lot's of brand new vehicles on dealer lots became a total loss in Houston hurricane Harvey. Some started even after being flooded.
Perhaps the flood water did not reach the intake.
http://www.copart.com/search/motorcy...FvehicleFinder
and here is where they went
http://jalopnik.com/heres-what-happe...hur-1800783080