whats this worth??
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Manassas, VA
If he gets 7 grand for it, I would consider it a lucky green Harley.
Personally, I like green. One of my trucks is green and I ordered it that way. I would buy a green Harley, but not that one. At least, not for more than, say, $2,800. There's too many other cheap, low mileage Sportsters available.
Again, good luck to the OP.
Personally, I like green. One of my trucks is green and I ordered it that way. I would buy a green Harley, but not that one. At least, not for more than, say, $2,800. There's too many other cheap, low mileage Sportsters available.
Again, good luck to the OP.
Cruiser
Joined: May 2013
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From: Kentucky
EFI is better than carbed, unless you prefer dicking around with a carburetor all the time and waiting for your engine to warm up. I prefer my machines to start up and go. I'll never own another carbureted vehicle unless I get back into classic/antique cars. I don't drive those when it's 40* outside.
Grand HDF Member
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From: river
EFI is better than carbed, unless you prefer dicking around with a carburetor all the time and waiting for your engine to warm up. I prefer my machines to start up and go. I'll never own another carbureted vehicle unless I get back into classic/antique cars. I don't drive those when it's 40* outside.
Maybe if you knew how to tune a carb properly on a bike. haha.
My engine warms up just fine with a carb. I dont know what you consider better.
how does the oil know its getting warm by efi or carb? sounds like youve had bad luck with carbs.
Lemme guess. efi makes more power too. haha.
i dont have to dick around with my carb either. when the efi catches up with my carb on performance,,,,,lemme know. the day is coming but its not here yet.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 301
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From: St. Louis
To many stock sporties out there im gonna trade mine off not worth the wait and disappointment. Im gonna do this rather than customize it to make it mine and put more in it just to have it be less desirable to the masses when I decide to move on months later.
Just waiting on the right new canvas priced right.
Just waiting on the right new canvas priced right.
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Everywhere, USA
Maybe if you knew how to tune a carb properly on a bike. haha.
My engine warms up just fine with a carb. I dont know what you consider better.
how does the oil know its getting warm by efi or carb? sounds like youve had bad luck with carbs.
Lemme guess. efi makes more power too. haha.
i dont have to dick around with my carb either. when the efi catches up with my carb on performance,,,,,lemme know. the day is coming but its not here yet.
My engine warms up just fine with a carb. I dont know what you consider better.
how does the oil know its getting warm by efi or carb? sounds like youve had bad luck with carbs.
Lemme guess. efi makes more power too. haha.
i dont have to dick around with my carb either. when the efi catches up with my carb on performance,,,,,lemme know. the day is coming but its not here yet.
Testify!
Road Master
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 1,070
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From: Auburn Ohio
EFI is better than carbed, unless you prefer dicking around with a carburetor all the time and waiting for your engine to warm up. I prefer my machines to start up and go. I'll never own another carbureted vehicle unless I get back into classic/antique cars. I don't drive those when it's 40* outside.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Eastern NE
Export that bad boy to Ireland and I bet you get top dollar...and then some. Plop a case of good whiskey along with the sale and everyone stumbles away happy...until the next AM. 
JK, nice bike, but limited audience will hurt sale. If you want to offload quick...$3500-$4000, but anything higher will turn heads.
JK, nice bike, but limited audience will hurt sale. If you want to offload quick...$3500-$4000, but anything higher will turn heads.
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From: PA
KBB retail value is $4300..That being said with the mileage on it I would think you would be lucky to get $4000. All the extras do not add to the price...and with the custom paint I think it's going to be harder to sell for what you want
