I have a 2009 Roadglide CVO with 25,000 miles on it and my extended warranty runs out November 2019.
my question is, should i spend about $2,000 on an additional two year warranty or take my chances and let it run out?

 

The bike is over 10 years old.... I'd personally bank the 2k in case I needed it for repairs. Or if you're possibly considering getting a new bike in the next 2 years.

 

No Way you never ride the bike anyway, don't think it will break in the driveway.

 

How much money in repairs did you spend with the last warranty? HD offers them for a reason and it's not to help you out.

 

I say no...I had the ESP until 72000 miles on my 07 FLHTC but I rode the crap out of it. Now 105000 miles....my suggestion is to ride the damn garage Queen.

 

He lives in Mass. Kinda hard to ride a bike when it's in the garage for 4-5 months DUE TO SNOW....then we have mud season and salted roads after that. 25,000 miles on an 09 bike here in New England is average.

 

[QUOTE=Kingface;18084559]He lives in Mass. Kinda hard to ride a bike when it's in the garage for 4-5 months DUE TO SNOW....then we have mud season and salted roads after that. 25,000 miles on an 09 bike here in New England is average.[/QUOTE
Exactly. When you live in the Northeast riding season is limited.

 

2500 miles a year isn’t that hard to beat even in Alaska...with all due respect. I do admit that I don’t ride as much as I use to but many folks up north put tons of miles in bikes...
Might Be medical condition or other reason.
If you owned a bike for 10 years and have minimal issues then a warranty is probably not a great investment.

 

I have 25 year-old, and 40 year-old bikes. I haven't broken anything worth $2000 combined on either one in 20 years.

 

Put your money in the bank and let it grow the right way 2000 dollars can and will go a long way on any further repairs.