Fair price?
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From: SW Minnesota
RE: Fair price?
Dan, I had a quote done on 7/25 for a new anniversary Ultra, trading in my '06, which just turned 18,000 miles. They will allow me to take off all accessories that don't leave a mark behind or screw up its running. That means they will trade in a basicly stockbike with luggage rack and rear top case chrome, foot pegs on the crash bars, and a Stage 1 download withSE aircleaner. The mufflers look like stock, but they are ebay style with the baffles cut back. It needs tires. They will allow me $14,500, or a total trade price of $9447, plus sales tax/license .
they did say my bike looks like 99% new, other than the tires.
they did say my bike looks like 99% new, other than the tires.
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From: Granite Falls, NC
RE: Fair price?
I do not know when you bought your bike, but I would check with the states lemon law. If you have taken it back 20 times for the same problem and it has not been fixed you may be able to recoup all of your money, and then buy the '08 for pretty close to nothing.
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From: Marietta, GA
RE: Fair price?
Yeah, get the old one fixed. Take it to another dealer. I have never had anything take more than 2 times to the shop to get right. You will save money in the long run and not have to buy all the upgrades over again for the new bike. Then again, it is easy for me to say that since it isn't me!
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Thanks all, After thinking about it, I,ll try to sell it and buy one outright. Any offers?????
Thanks all, After thinking about it, I,ll try to sell it and buy one outright. Any offers?????
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