Looking at a 97 Heritage Springer with 38k miles....asking $6800. Is this a good deal? Bike is in great condition.

 

I'd say that it's a great deal if in great condition. Especially, if it comes with a good deal of obsolete Heritage Springer accessories.

 

in michigan you hardly ever see anything under 8 grand .. sounds like a good deal to me

 

That's a great deal..... Do you have pics?

If it's a true Florida bike, double check all the leather and the chrome.. The salt air and sun has been known to destroy both.. You don't want to start pricing out the ebay replacements cost for Heritage Springer parts.

 

Thanks for the info....I'm moving up from a Dyna....my main concern was the mileage

 

Wow, jump on it. Did you get to ride it or at least hear it run? Those are beautiful bikes.

 

 

Not yet. It's about 4 hours away and I just sold mine sunday...it will be this weekend before I can get to it. if it's still around

 

If it is truly in "great" condition then that is not a bad price at all. 38K miles is not a lot in my opinion. If it runs as good as it looks then you may want to take it!

 

If that bike checks out good and isn't a rust bucket, that's actually a killer deal. 38K miles is not high mileage on an EVO. At that price you need to jump on it with cash in hand. I'd pull a day off to go look at it if I were you. I'd first ask him to be as honest and descriptive as possible prior to your 8 hour round trip. I'd also request that he hold it until I arrive and not sell it while you're in route. Just let him know what time he can expect you, and ask that he advises any other inquiries to call back after the agreed time. That way you don't make the trip for nothing and he don't lose a potential sale.

If it's in good condition, at that price I highly suspect it probably won't be available this weekend.

Wishing you the best on that