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Looking at buying a 2001 road king with 100k miles on it. He is the original owner and maintained really well just trying to get an idea what the current value would me.
100k means you gotta think that the chassis needs swingarm bushings, neck bearings, forks rebuilt, brake system ( lines replaced, master cylinders rebuilt), wheel bearings, maybe drive belt etc.
in other words, it's about ready for everything...100,000 miles and 12 or 13 years old.
I'd be think $6K maybe.
kbb.com will help you figure out trade in and retail values- private sale is usually about 1/2 way between
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