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Im in the market for a badboy, the prices seem to be all over the map! Please give any ideas of bikes that you may have seen sold for, Also is there any difference in the years 95-97 (other than colors) I found some with anywhere from 9k miles to 30k is 30 to high?? Thanks
IMO, next to my Heritage Springers, the Badboy was the best looking bike HD built... The night train before the Night Train......
I couldn't agree more. When the Badboy was released in 96 I was determined to buy one by 97. But then the Heritage Springer was introduced ... hook, line & sinker!
Im in the market for a badboy, the prices seem to be all over the map! Please give any ideas of bikes that you may have seen sold for, Also is there any difference in the years 95-97 (other than colors) I found some with anywhere from 9k miles to 30k is 30 to high?? Thanks
Nice Busa. I ride a sportbike too. The main visual difference other than scallop color is the speedo cable running to the front hub on the 1995. Prices vary depending on where you are, how many available at the moment, and why the seller is selling (need cash, testing the water, etc), and of course condition. You can use classifieds for a reference but it's not absolutely accurate. Some guys have no desire to sell but post an ad just to see what they can get. Good luck and check in with the BB thread here.
Last edited by 97FXSTSB; Apr 20, 2012 at 01:32 PM.
Too bad you're not a little closer to MD. I've seen this bike in person and it's VERY nice. If I had the money right now I'd be showing pics of it in my garage.
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