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The TM Sportsters Ray has are about $25,000...with the Touring bike and others running about $43,000.
for 43 grand... I could buy a RGSE and do it right.. or?? better yet?? buy a stock RG, and REALLY do it right.... and have plenty of money of gas , tires, and food....
resale value??? LOL after I'm done with a bike...150-200k on the odo... I've gotten MY money outta it
Last edited by skootchnc; Dec 15, 2008 at 07:26 AM.
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I sat on the TM bagger the other day and was amazed by its balance. You could pick it up with your pinky finger. I asked the dealer how they did that, he pointed to the right side belt drive. It made enough of an impression that I would almost consider that for a mod on my Road King.
My first encounter with them was at the "Cowboy HD" in TX forgot the city name. anyway I sat on one with the 40 plus degree rake on it. comportable and definitely a chick magnet as they say. The prize well it's like buying a "Bimmer". For the prize for one of them you can get a well dress UC and have some money left over for a long trip. If come down on the prize I might consider getting one for those short ride locally.
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