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here's mine for sale right now, I got $16000 trade in for it with 39,000 miles on it..I had some extras on it as you can see and I threw in $15,500 for this 2020 RGS with RDRS..I felt good enough with the deal to pull the trigger
here's mine for sale right now, I got $16000 trade in for it with 39,000 miles on it..I had some extras on it as you can see and I threw in $15,500 for this 2020 RGS with RDRS..I felt good enough with the deal to pull the trigger
Looks good in the showroom MJ. just curious why u didnt pull the the quick detach backrest, rack and seat. I know u are all blacked out now, but could have powdered coated it or sold it. Since the wife rides as well, im guessing that the only time it would be on the bike would be when on a trip and a bag thrown over it any way. When i traded the 18 STG they werent going to give me any more with the extras, so i stripped it to bone stock and had them swap the exhaust and breather as part of the deal.
Looks good in the showroom MJ. just curious why u didnt pull the the quick detach backrest, rack and seat. I know u are all blacked out now, but could have powdered coated it or sold it. Since the wife rides as well, im guessing that the only time it would be on the bike would be when on a trip and a bag thrown over it any way. When i traded the 18 STG they werent going to give me any more with the extras, so i stripped it to bone stock and had them swap the exhaust and breather as part of the deal.
Bingo! they gave me 20% off parts so I replaced a few things..did have them swap over my rider adjustable backrest and new Lithium Life battery..but yeah, not so lucky this time around..when I traded my 2015 Road King for the 2017 they swapped over damn near everything so avoided that part of an upgrade $ penalty
Just find the bike you love and buy it. If you plan on having it many years $1,000 bucks one way or the other isn’t going to hurt you. 13,000 does sound like a good price if it’s in pristine condition.
Looking a 2017 Road Kings. What would one be worth stock and under 6,000 miles. I look at NADA and i feel those values of selling prices are high for todays market. Would $13k be good? I have several private owners where I’m pushing to get my best deal.
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