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Should I buy
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Stage III
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From: Newcastle
Should I buy
Hi, I've got a deposit on a new 30th anniversary Fatboy. I was originally not looking to buy a fatboy but either a break out or a low rider s. Have I made a mistake or should I go ahead and buy?
I think you need to tell us more. First ever bike, first Harley, what kind of riding do you do, plan? How many miles do you do a year? Fat tires need changing more frequently so think about the expense
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I vote NO.
If you're unsure, hold on to your money. THere's always another (possibly better) deal down the road.
I remember standing in the show room and looking at the first Fat Boy and thinking how ugly those yellow rocker cover gaskets looked!
My regret in regards to H-D;s is NOT purchasing the '71 Super-Glide.....but I did buy a new one 5 years later!
If you're unsure, hold on to your money. THere's always another (possibly better) deal down the road.
I remember standing in the show room and looking at the first Fat Boy and thinking how ugly those yellow rocker cover gaskets looked!
My regret in regards to H-D;s is NOT purchasing the '71 Super-Glide.....but I did buy a new one 5 years later!
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Don't understand the last two poll choices. Are you thinking you can buy the bike, then resell it for a profit because it's an Anniversary model?
If so you're barking up the wrong tree; Harley has produced far too many Anniversary models to ever make them collectible.
If so you're barking up the wrong tree; Harley has produced far too many Anniversary models to ever make them collectible.
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From: Duke City, NM
Follow the guy home that bought one and offer!
Last edited by Dseago1969; Sep 12, 2020 at 04:51 PM. Reason: Typo
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From: Newcastle
this isn't my first bike but is my first harley. Its not that I don't like it the issue is that I like so many lol.
The bike is limited to only 2500 world wide and only about 30 ish in the UK so thats why I was wondering if it could be worth selling. Hope this helps.
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"I vote NO.
If you're unsure, hold on to your money. There's always another (possibly better) deal down the road."
I agree with this. I wouldn't get hung up on it being a anniversary bike. IMHO you would be better with a Heritage or a deluxe over the Fat Boy.
If you're unsure, hold on to your money. There's always another (possibly better) deal down the road."
I agree with this. I wouldn't get hung up on it being a anniversary bike. IMHO you would be better with a Heritage or a deluxe over the Fat Boy.