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I have just come new to the bike world. i am just back to learn how to ride again its been very long time. I found a 2002 Harley heritage soft tail springer fuel injected. I would like to know more about the bike, how much are they worth, and will it be worth holding on to it, i was told the bike would be worth a lot in about 5years??
Will depreciate more in 5 years, it is nothing special. 18 Year Old motorcycle, will probably need new tires, brake fluid flushed, engine, transmission, & primary oils changed.
Congratulations, the value of the bike on paper is just that... Only you will be the judge of what its worth to you if you still have it in 5 years... By the way, Nice Springer...As its been said many times, your bike is never done... Its a sickness...
Nice bike, i own an 05. The bike today is worth what you paid for it. Its at the bottom of the depriciation scale so 5 years, who knows, who cares... enjoy the bike.. theres also a spri ger forum and google is your friend here. Ride safe
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