Auto transmission should have been a giveaway, wasn’t aware Harleys made them.

 

OK, that's an obvious scam. But what about this one? It's not a CVO, and the price seems too low. Is it a scam or someone who is giving away his bike because he is too lazy to do his due diligence?
https://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/m...220200561.html

Year: 2011
Make: Harley-Davidson
Model: FLHTCU Ultra Classic EG
Model Type: Cruiser
Displacement: 1584
Cylinders: 2
Finance Advance: $8,685
MSRP: $20,999
Avg Retail: $9,700
Auction Wholesale $8,265
Clean Trade: $7,890
Fair Trade: $7,095

 

that looks more legit than the op.

i generally don’t trust much from things like the marketplace or Craigslist. But that doesn’t mean they’re always a bust. Most here thought I was getting hosed when I found my anniversary softail springer for $3400 at rumbleon.com, but given that it’s a legit dealer and there were 67k miles, I felt confident. God knows what the original owner sold it for to them. There are deals out there and some just want to get rid of unwanted garage queens. People just need to be realistic about what they may be getting.

 

Several have mentioned some of the ways these scams work... there is not just one, but several versions of this scam......

You're just seeing the hook... the thing to get your attention and interest... People get scammed because of greed.. like buying that bike for $2000... believing something too good to be true

You don't always have to SEND money, sometimes just clicking on a link, or calling a phone number will cost you money... and no, you won't be able to sue..

The scamer is real, and he'll be gone long before any law suits or enforcement action can be taken against him...

If you really need to know about this particular scam, contact them. Tell them you really want to buy the bike, and then all your questions will be answered.