2003 Heritage
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2003 Heritage
So I have this PRISTINE 03 100th Aniv Heritage (Pearl White) that my wife never rides. Well she's ridden it twice in 3 yrs (aprox). Since we've had our son, she's lost interest. I hate to see the thing just sit there. Plus pay ins, and reg/renewal ($600.00 Yr ?) I ride it around a little.
It has 5000 miles.
A couple K in accesories;
508 Chubbys
VH Straightshots
S/E Air Fltr
S/E race tuner. (F/I)
Chrome handlebar cntls
Chrome fork sliders
HD Lwr'g kit frt & rr
Eng grd, saddlebag grds
Rd/King Nacelle
shorty windshield
Probl more.
The thing is FLAWLESS.
It would make someone a good motorcycle.
(It had the stk susp when these were taken)
So, thoughts . . . opinions . . . guesstimated value (I know I'll lose my
a**)
Thanks
It has 5000 miles.
A couple K in accesories;
508 Chubbys
VH Straightshots
S/E Air Fltr
S/E race tuner. (F/I)
Chrome handlebar cntls
Chrome fork sliders
HD Lwr'g kit frt & rr
Eng grd, saddlebag grds
Rd/King Nacelle
shorty windshield
Probl more.
The thing is FLAWLESS.
It would make someone a good motorcycle.
(It had the stk susp when these were taken)
So, thoughts . . . opinions . . . guesstimated value (I know I'll lose my
a**)
Thanks
Road Master
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From: Farmington, MN
My local dealer has a silver/black '03 with 400 miles on it for $13,999. So I guess yours would be worth less than that.
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Road Master
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: SoCal
A co-worker of mine just bought a flawless 2006 Heritage Softail with about 6000 miles for 10,000 even.
You could probably get 10-13k for the bike, but you will probably have to let your sale adds run a few months before a serious buyer comes along.
These days, selling a bike is like going thru a divorce...it's cheaper to keep her
.
You could probably get 10-13k for the bike, but you will probably have to let your sale adds run a few months before a serious buyer comes along.
These days, selling a bike is like going thru a divorce...it's cheaper to keep her
.
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri
Kind of a shame to let a beautiful bike like that just sit in your garage. I say sell it so someone can enjoy it out on the road...where it belongs.
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From: Powder Springs, GA
On another note I tried to sell my 06 for about a year last year and no takers at all. Everything else was dropping so quickly. Was going to pick up something old and mod it. I gave up. So yes it is certainly a buyers market.