hate to do it!
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From: Ozark Country
RE: hate to do it!
That should be Lakewood HD, in Ocean County NJ...
Check it out yourself...
The prices they show are for in store inventory, and are advertised prices.
I'm sure they would 'deal' with a cash offer so they could clear out their old inventory.
http://www.harleydavidsonofoceancoun..._inventory.asp
Check it out yourself...
The prices they show are for in store inventory, and are advertised prices.
I'm sure they would 'deal' with a cash offer so they could clear out their old inventory.
http://www.harleydavidsonofoceancoun..._inventory.asp
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Road Warrior
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From: southern new jersey
RE: hate to do it!
ok your point taken...but that doesnt mean it makes my bike worth less..i have an easy 2000+ in addons..i know some people would rather do it themselves but there are also people that would take the addons into consideration...just like i did when i bought it from my cousin..i paid him 10,000 for it in april..he had som of the stuff added on already..i could have bought a single tone 1200c for 9995 from the dealer at that time but it wasnt otd for that price..i figured it was worth the 10000 for the addons and taxes and all other hidden prices..so i added alot more to it put some miles on it andd want 1,000 less..
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RE: hate to do it!
Well I think we've pretty well established prices will vary depending on what part of the country you are in. So it is hard to judge your asking price when, speaking for myself, I only have my local economy or eBay to compare to.
If in your part of the country a comprable new one is going for over $11K -- then I think you are pricing it for a decent deal at $9K.
Good luck man. I hope everything works out for you.
If in your part of the country a comprable new one is going for over $11K -- then I think you are pricing it for a decent deal at $9K.
Good luck man. I hope everything works out for you.
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Road Warrior
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From: southern new jersey
RE: hate to do it!
ORIGINAL: cosmicHD
Well I think we've pretty well established prices will vary depending on what part of the country you are in. So it is hard to judge your asking price when, speaking for myself, I only have my local economy or eBay to compare to.
If in your part of the country a comprable new one is going for over $11K -- then I think you are pricing it for a decent deal at $9K.
Good luck man. I hope everything works out for you.
Well I think we've pretty well established prices will vary depending on what part of the country you are in. So it is hard to judge your asking price when, speaking for myself, I only have my local economy or eBay to compare to.
If in your part of the country a comprable new one is going for over $11K -- then I think you are pricing it for a decent deal at $9K.
Good luck man. I hope everything works out for you.
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From: NE Pennsylvania
RE: hate to do it!
Well I ended up buying my bike for $7300 from eBay...So I can't complain at all. It's a 2005 XL1200C with SE II's and a crash bar already installed. It had 1160 miles at the time. So I can say that eBay isn't necessarily only for finding parts cheap...My bike was sold thru a dealership locally, with the balance of the factory warranty...BTW, do you think it would be worth renewing the warranty before it expires? The bike now has 1800+ miles and should soon be going into hibernation for the winter. I'm a newbie, so any opinions would be appreciated.
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RE: hate to do it!
If the bike runs good and has been checked over by the dealer, no need to get the extended warranty IMHO. Instead, put the money aside in a "Fix it" account and use it for bike related needs, such as chrome, chrome or more chrome.
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Road Warrior
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From: southern new jersey
RE: hate to do it!
ORIGINAL: gilmour68
Well I ended up buying my bike for $7300 from eBay...So I can't complain at all. It's a 2005 XL1200C with SE II's and a crash bar already installed. It had 1160 miles at the time. So I can say that eBay isn't necessarily only for finding parts cheap...My bike was sold thru a dealership locally, with the balance of the factory warranty...BTW, do you think it would be worth renewing the warranty before it expires? The bike now has 1800+ miles and should soon be going into hibernation for the winter. I'm a newbie, so any opinions would be appreciated.
Well I ended up buying my bike for $7300 from eBay...So I can't complain at all. It's a 2005 XL1200C with SE II's and a crash bar already installed. It had 1160 miles at the time. So I can say that eBay isn't necessarily only for finding parts cheap...My bike was sold thru a dealership locally, with the balance of the factory warranty...BTW, do you think it would be worth renewing the warranty before it expires? The bike now has 1800+ miles and should soon be going into hibernation for the winter. I'm a newbie, so any opinions would be appreciated.
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