2005 FLSTCI

Asking $13,500 obo

This is not your average Heritage Softail, it is dripping in chrome and gets compliments where ever it goes.

-Bike is under a HD Extended Warranty until 9-2-18!
-Twin Cam 88b, Odometer has 30,402. Lower end (flywheel assembly, compensator, etc) of the bike was replaced at 20,272 by MAHD in Columbia, MO.
-Stage 1 upgrade: Arlen Ness Big Sucker Air Intake, SE Slip-ons, Power Vision tuned by Fuel Moto.
-New Progressive Monotubes up front and 422 HD shocks in the rear
-Chrome lower fork sliders installed when Monotubes were put on
-Full LED lighting up front. Daymaker headlamp and passing lamps.
-14" Carlini Gangster Ape Hangers with Stainless braided lines and internal wiring.
-Saddlebags have been redone by Boss Bags. Hard inserts installed and lids were replaced. No more saggy bags!
-Quick Detachable Sissy Bar/Luggage rack included
-Stock passenger pillion and upgraded heritage pillion included
-Power Vision tuning device and handlebar mounting hardware included in the sale
-Too many custom chrome pieces to list, you have to see it for yourself!

I am wanting to sell to upgrade to a touring framed bike, which will provide me more options to please the Mrs.

 

Bump and price drop, $12.500

 

It's a beautiful bike but it's a soft market so good luck.

 

Bike now has 31,746 miles on it and has a new Corbin seat. Price is $12,500 OBO

 

Price bump, now $11,500

 

It's a nice bike but in today's market it is not worth more then $8,000.00 max even with all your upgrades. usually upgrades add nothing to the resale value of a bike.

 

It may be a higher than what other bikes on the market are going for but most bikes I see look far more tired and used than mine. If I don't sell, I don't sell. Not giving it away though.

 

I'm not saying it's not a nice bike...but for the price you are asking it is never going to sell. It is a 13 almost 14 year old bike. I can buy one 10 year newer for the price you are asking.

Good luck with your sale

 

Thanks.

You are correct that you can buy a newer bike than mine for the same price. However, the newer softail (pre2018) still has a terrible suspension, saggy bags, and does not have LED lights. To fix those on a newer bike, you are at least spending $1,500-$2,000 without labor to fix that.

 

Is this a joke? Scudda is right. To much aftermarket junk to bring over book value especially in this crap market. Those 18s have a way better rear suspension too.

out of curiosity why did the bottom end quit at 20k?