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On Tuesday I won a 2010 sportster 883 Iron in a raffle at a Christmas party.
I already have a 2008 105th Anniversary Street Glide and dont see myself riding the Sportster.
I'm thrilled to have won this bike and though I would hate to get rid of my 08 FLHX, I have been contemplating trading both in on a 2010 FLHX.
I'm curious what people here would do if faced with a similar dilema?
It would make a very sizable down payment on the new ride. Or you could sell it and do all the mods you ever wanted to your current ride. I think I would go with the trade in option, it is not every day you win 8K (bike value) in a drawing.
On Tuesday I won a 2010 sportster 883 Iron in a raffle at a Christmas party.
I already have a 2008 105th Anniversary Street Glide and dont see myself riding the Sportster.
I'm thrilled to have won this bike and though I would hate to get rid of my 08 FLHX, I have been contemplating trading both in on a 2010 FLHX.
I'm curious what people here would do if faced with a similar dilema?
Donate it back to the charity so they can double their money. You won't notice the impact of it missing and/or not making money off of it since you never had it to begin with.
On Tuesday I won a 2010 sportster 883 Iron in a raffle at a Christmas party.
I already have a 2008 105th Anniversary Street Glide and dont see myself riding the Sportster.
I'm thrilled to have won this bike and though I would hate to get rid of my 08 FLHX, I have been contemplating trading both in on a 2010 FLHX.
I'm curious what people here would do if faced with a similar dilema?
I will PM my address, you can ship to me which ever bike you don't want.
I wouldn't trade my 08 for a 2010.
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