What is this 2001 Heritage worth?
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2019
Posts: 127
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From: Utrecht, Netherlands
I just found this thread on HD Forums concerning the 2001 Heritage fuel injection unit:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/ignit...ear-start.html
The conclusion was that MM fuel injection was not used on 2001 Heritage's. I'll make sure to confirm only one fuel line is going to the FI unit. According to the thread, the Delphi unit had one fuel line from the tank while the MM unit had two fuel lines.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/ignit...ear-start.html
The conclusion was that MM fuel injection was not used on 2001 Heritage's. I'll make sure to confirm only one fuel line is going to the FI unit. According to the thread, the Delphi unit had one fuel line from the tank while the MM unit had two fuel lines.
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Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2013
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From: Texas
If the cam chain tensioners need to be done you are looking at putting another 1500 to 1800 into it if you have the work done and dont do it yourself. If he has no records of it being done, that can be a worked into the price of the bike if you want to stay around 4,000 and he is higher up than what you want to pay for it.
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Gila Bend AZ
https://www.nadaguides.com/Motorcycl...-1450cc/Values
FWIW. This is what a bank/CU would go by, These prices are per AZ area, Good luck, Ride safe.
FWIW. This is what a bank/CU would go by, These prices are per AZ area, Good luck, Ride safe.
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Joined: Sep 2004
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From: (Toronto) Canada
I just found this thread on HD Forums concerning the 2001 Heritage fuel injection unit:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/ignit...ear-start.html
The conclusion was that MM fuel injection was not used on 2001 Heritage's. I'll make sure to confirm only one fuel line is going to the FI unit. According to the thread, the Delphi unit had one fuel line from the tank while the MM unit had two fuel lines.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/ignit...ear-start.html
The conclusion was that MM fuel injection was not used on 2001 Heritage's. I'll make sure to confirm only one fuel line is going to the FI unit. According to the thread, the Delphi unit had one fuel line from the tank while the MM unit had two fuel lines.
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From: Lititz Pa
I have a 99RK with Delphi FI
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6th Gear
Joined: Sep 2015
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From: Texas
I bought a 2002 Heritage with 21000 miles two weeks ago. The PO was the second owner, but he bought it in February of 2003. He took great care of the bike and it showed.
More importantly, he had a full paper trail of service. I was also able to verify mileage through state inspection records (Dallas area). He had the bike listed for $5500.00. When I asked how flexible the price was, he said, he had offers from $4000.00 to $5000.00. I gave it a night of thought and offer $4000.00 he countered with $4500.00 which I thought was fair. I have never bought a bike with more than 10,000 until this one, mostly because there are so many garage queens on the market. However, the condition was great and the price was fair from an owner who maintained the bike properly. at 60,000+ I would probably pass unless the price was a steal and the owner kept up with service. As long as it was maintained well there are plenty of miles left on the bike. My concern would be resale after another 10-20,000 miles over the next few years. I would be thinking closer to $3000.00 with those miles but flexible up to $4000.00.
More importantly, he had a full paper trail of service. I was also able to verify mileage through state inspection records (Dallas area). He had the bike listed for $5500.00. When I asked how flexible the price was, he said, he had offers from $4000.00 to $5000.00. I gave it a night of thought and offer $4000.00 he countered with $4500.00 which I thought was fair. I have never bought a bike with more than 10,000 until this one, mostly because there are so many garage queens on the market. However, the condition was great and the price was fair from an owner who maintained the bike properly. at 60,000+ I would probably pass unless the price was a steal and the owner kept up with service. As long as it was maintained well there are plenty of miles left on the bike. My concern would be resale after another 10-20,000 miles over the next few years. I would be thinking closer to $3000.00 with those miles but flexible up to $4000.00.
