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I was hoping ya'll could give me a little advice. I purchased a new 13 fatboy lo about a month ago, but have always truly wanted a street glide. I was wondering what the opinions were on trading my new bike on a used street glide? I really like the new ones, but they seem a little out of reach price wise but have found some used 06-10 with low miles. Do you think that would be a bad move?
I was hoping ya'll could give me a little advice. I purchased a new 13 fatboy lo about a month ago, but have always truly wanted a street glide. I was wondering what the opinions were on trading my new bike on a used street glide? I really like the new ones, but they seem a little out of reach price wise but have found some used 06-10 with low miles. Do you think that would be a bad move?
I think you would be disappointed at what a dealer is willing to do on trade-in. You could go talk to one and see but may be better off trying to sell yours and then buy a nice used SG. I really like the SG and think you would too. Good luck
Thanks all. I shoulda followed my heart when I got my FB but live and learn. I'll be on the lookout for a good deal. Luckily I'm blessed to have an understanding wife!
Well I pick up my "new to me" street glide on Saturday. I found an 08 (I know shoulda went 09 or newer) with low miles at a price I couldn't pass up. I'm getting alot more for my bike than I expected (shot out to hannums harley in media pa!). I'm happy to finally be getting the bike I shoulda got to begin with.
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