Value
Sgt. York go on ( NADA/Used Motorcycles )
That may help, but you may not get what you feel it is worth.
No one wants to pay top money any more no matter how well
the Bike was cared for.
That may help, but you may not get what you feel it is worth.
No one wants to pay top money any more no matter how well
the Bike was cared for.
Last edited by OldPhat; Feb 16, 2015 at 03:32 PM.
Paved floor?
Carports typically have dirt or gravel.
Tin sides? Tin roof?
Not a garage.
I kept boats in my carport when I lived in Appalachia. They are very common there.
Carports typically have dirt or gravel.
Tin sides? Tin roof?
Not a garage.
I kept boats in my carport when I lived in Appalachia. They are very common there.
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Tourer
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Yes concrete floor. It's part of the house. Picked up a garage door Saturday and waiting to install when the weather gets better.
Tourer
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I'm just about in the same boat. My '07 ultra has 62K and i'm thinking about getting rid of her; only I will replace her with a new one and keep on riding. Will likely have closer to 65K when I do pull the trigger. Nothing wrong with her and I wouldnt hesitate to take her cross-country. If finances allow, I will keep her and just add another to the stable. I'm a sentimental person and I have a lot of road stories and experiences with this bike that are hard to let go of.
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From: South Florida
Giving it up
Sorry to hear your giving up riding.I had thought about it when I reached 65,but decided to sell my heavy Ultra and go back to a smaller bike and tried a Sportster which was too small and then a Dyna and finally a Road King which fills the bill.I'm 70 now and hope to ride for a few more years before I lay down.
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Tourer
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I'm just about in the same boat. My '07 ultra has 62K and i'm thinking about getting rid of her; only I will replace her with a new one and keep on riding. Will likely have closer to 65K when I do pull the trigger. Nothing wrong with her and I wouldnt hesitate to take her cross-country. If finances allow, I will keep her and just add another to the stable. I'm a sentimental person and I have a lot of road stories and experiences with this bike that are hard to let go of.
Thanks for the reply
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That is true. I have a mustang for sale right now and people offering ridiculous low offers and have not even came to look at it. Everyone expects it all for nothing. lol
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Craigslist would be your best bet. But, you gotta be careful! Lots of nuts out there! Have your guns ready!
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Be real careful using Craigslist ... a lot of scams, thieves and thugs prowl the adds looking for easy pickings. NEVER INVITE ANYONE TO YOUR HOME TO SEE IT. Always pick a public place to meet ... a local police station is always a good bet. Good Luck with the sale and sorry to see you're putting yourself " out to pasture" :>(