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1. 98 anniversary edition, mostly stock with 17K miles asking 4800 clean bike new tires, but would need painted from a couple dings and new exhaust needed.
2. 2002 54K miles, all new LED lights, nice dent in the tank, hydraulic lifters and cam tensioners and dyno tuned done last year. He bought it with 48K miles in march 2019. new chain and oil, new tires, and 1 1/2" apes asking 5800
1. 98 anniversary edition, mostly stock with 17K miles asking 4800 clean bike new tires, but would need painted from a couple dings and new exhaust needed.
2. 2002 54K miles, all new LED lights, nice dent in the tank, hydraulic lifters and cam tensioners and dyno tuned done last year. He bought it with 48K miles in march 2019. new chain and oil, new tires, and 1 1/2" apes asking 5800
any pros/cons on either bike?
Hard to say without pics.. But between the 2, I would say the 98.. Very reliable Evo... $4800 ain't bad in my area.. Try it for $4500.
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