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Looking for some guidance- What do you guys that have bought a orad glide think about 23700 otd for a red road glide with abs, cruise, security, blacked out forks and crash bar.
Your help and opinions will be appreciated
I would say its a buyers market and you should be able to do better than that but from reading this forum for a little while it really seams most states are different. Could never hurt to try and negotiate more and take that offer to other dealers.
It sounds like it may be high , you have to start with a RG price and add the extras you have on the bike, then take off $1500 and add tax to that THATS where you should be . Any more then you are not getting the 2010 discount for it being a left over. I think because they know that this year coming up HD is cutting it's numbers DOWN !! If that happens all left overs and USED bikes will get a HIGHER price for them . I know I am not selling until the Spring when everyone will be in SHORT supply and the prices will be up? Alot of forum members are saying I will not get $21K for my 2010 Ultra BUT I think I will be right in there with the Dealers keeping the prices HIGH with low inventory ? We will see ???
Way to much. PC'd crash bar and Forks... not a lot of money there. I payed 18,400 out the door for my 2010 bone stock. It has ABS and Cruise no security though.
I bought a 2011 sedona orange with the 103 motor, abs, security and cruise out the door for $23,023, 3 other dealers wanted $24,600 for the same bike, it just depends on your area and dealers
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