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I own a 2015 Roadglide that is highly customized. I no longer ride it as my wife has lost all interest in joining me. I need to sell it and reality is setting in that Im going to take a huge loss. My bike has only 11.5k miles. What do you think I should ask and where should I start advertising? Any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by Betblck; Jul 21, 2024 at 11:54 AM.
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Technically it’s worth what a Stock 2015 RG is worth, especially if the buyer going to the bank for a loan. Can you find a cash buyer for what you got into it? Maybe, but doubtful, but be prepared to wait, and pretty much everyone will low ball you no interest at all? It’s way too high of a price.
any local dealer that will consignment for you? Way more walk in exposure then having every joy rider in town knowing where you live.
try trading for something like a hot rod or modern muscle car
oh and don’t think I don’t like it, it’s really cool
Last edited by Paintslinger16; Jul 21, 2024 at 01:46 PM.
List all the upgrades even mileage when upgrading was done to motor, exhaust.
Any motor modifications.
Upgrades to lighting or any modifications that make for a comfortable ride.
Are parts upgraded like spare seat included in purchase?
Go to the marketplace on this forum for used bikes and scan for something similar to your bike.
Also check Cycle Trader and E-Bay for used bikes
@Betblck I have moved this thread from the Welcome section to the General HD Chat section as you will get better responses to your question in this section
Two ways to go on this, add all the custom upgrades together and take 30% of that and add it to the Finance Advance price of $10,770.
Or Sell it at Avg Retail at $12,035.
You customized it for your benefit, you will need to find someone who has the same tastes.
Reality is, yes you probably will take a loss as the bike is an older model and may need some work to make it safe to ride, e.g., Tires, 3 hole fluid change, break fluid flush, etc.
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