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Hello all, I got into a bad accident last summer which totaler out \\;my '98 Heritage and I am ready to get back on a bike. I Really love the looks of the Heritage Springer and found \\;a nice one for sale locally. Looking for opinions:
Good
1) ONLY 4200 miles
2) Flawless paint etc.
3) Color I want
Bad
1) BONE STOCK \\;
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concerns are as follows:
1) How hard is it to find add ons given that there are not many of these rolling around ?
2) Is $11.5k a fair price for a BONE STOCK '98 Heritage Springer with 4200 mile (just like from factory it has bags etc no windshield no upgrades) ?
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Bone, I had a '98 Heritage Springer which I sold in 2006 for $11,500.00. \\; It had the removable windshield, lowering kit and I had Samson straight shots on it as well. \\; I really loved the bike, but family finances were not too goos at the time so I sold it. \\; Look up the blue book value on the bike and take it from there. \\; As far as add ons, you won't have any trouble finding after market parts for that bike. \\; $11.5 sounds like a fair price with that mileage on it, but in this economy, I'm sure you could negotiate it down a bit. \\; Hope you get the bike, I loved mine. \\; As a matter of fact, I loved the springer front end so much that I bought an '08 X-Bones a few weeks ago. \\;  \\;
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