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Hey guys, I've owned my Harley for about two years now. My FatBoy is in great running condition and I've done a bunch of stuff to it.
I'm thinking of selling because I plan on doing more travelling up north Canada. I might be looking for a cruiser for more passenger comfort (my old lady....lol) and luggage storage.
My question is, "What is a good asking price for my FatBoy"?
1995 Harley Davidson FatBoy FLSTF Evolution Motor 1340
S and S Carb with K&N Filter, Barnett Scorpion Billet Clutch, 1 ź Drag Bars, Oil Pressure Gauge, Cruise Control,
Braided Hoses, Volt Gauge, Auxiliary Fog Lamps, RoadKing Front Signal Lights, Quick Disconnect Windshield,
Rear Bullet Signal Lights, Mustang Wide Vintage Seat with Rear Pillion, KromeWorks BackRest/Sissy Bar, Alarm system/remote,
New Brake Pads (front/rear), Starter, Drive Belt, Brake Switch, New Front & Rear Tires, New top of the line Battery,
Kuryakn Grips/Spiked Ends, Horn Cover, Brake Pedal, Passenger Pegs, License Plate Holder, Dowco Swing Arm Bag and Front Tool Pouch,
All Chromed out Engine and Swing Arm, Chrome Belt Sprocket, Chrome Forks, Chrome Calipers, Chrome Brake Cylinder, Chrome Custom Heal/Toe Shifters,
Custom Chrome front/rear Wheels, LED Headlight, Yellow Fog Lamps, Custom Chin Spoiler (painted to match paint scheme), Rear Luggage Rack(not shown in pics),
Vance & Hines Long Slashed Shots, Chrome HD Fender Lip Mouldings, Wheel Bolt Chrome Covers front/rear, plus too much other stuff to list.
All fluids have been changed. No leaks. Strong Powerful FatBoy with The Best Evo Motor Harley Davidson ever built!
KBB has trade in at $3860 and Dealer listing price at $6120...typical cash sale will be between those 2 numbers...you would get more money if you returned it to stock, and sold all the "bling" separate...
The used Harley market sucks, and has for several years...good luck
I’d see you listing it for $6500 to start from there. If after a week or two with no bites you’ll have to drop it down. As was said used Harley Market is jammed with too many bikes. A buddy just picked up a 07 eglide standard with 12,000 miles for $8000. Another bud picked a 05 deluxe for $4800. Back in 16 I stole my 09 custom for $6800. Outside of the street glide and road glide most Harleys are not fetching big bucks.
Your bike is beautiful I love chrome however we’re few and far between these days of blacked out everything. Check Facebook marketplace Craigslist and you’ll get an idea what you can get for it. I still see it from time to time but there’s always that one guy that thinks his 20 year old softail is worth $13,000 I scroll right past thinking to myself good luck buddy.
You're absolutely right Dave.
I was thinking around $9-10,000 Canadian, which is around 6800-7200.
We'll see, I might just keep it and next year go for a nice Street Glide?
Thanks
You're absolutely right Dave.
I was thinking around $9-10,000 Canadian, which is around 6800-7200.
We'll see, I might just keep it and next year go for a nice Street Glide?
Thanks
I’m in the same boat I got my old 1990 Sportster I spent a **** ton on, I can’t get anything for it. It’s a four speed rigid mount motor. I did a 1250 old ported 86 1100 Sportster heads Andrews V4 cams Dyna2000 ignition full Andrews gears and shafts Barnett scorpion clutch Zippers billet trap door. HHI midglide triple trees. I asked 5g I was offered $3,750 I figured eff it I’ll just keep it and look at lol.
Last edited by Dave0176; Aug 31, 2020 at 06:14 PM.
Thats a beautiful bike, Id keep it and get a second bike if you really feel its necessary. Personally, I dont. You can make that bike do anything the one youre considering will do.
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Maybe selling my 1995 FatBoy?
