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i always have a craigslist add up for trades. never had a deal work out but i have someone interested in trading there 2002 chopper for my king.
2002 mcc chopper
rigid
inverted front end
113" ss motor
5 speed
chain drive
12 over front
billet wheels
250 rear
flame paint job
carb'd
9k miles
i have a 04 road king custom
22k miles
mustang seat with backrest
mustang fender bib
police hard bags
ebay vented lowers
ulta light bar
16" apes not installed
21x3.5 front rim not installed
amber spot lights
smoked signals
kerker fish tail slip ons
who do you think is getting the better deal. i know choppers are hard to sell these days
Last edited by gartec81; Feb 10, 2014 at 02:20 AM.
Of course they would trade for your RK. Choppers are out and baggers are in. Yours is worth more now and will be worth more in the future. He's probably wanting to trade so he can have a bike he can actually ride. No way would I do it
Me either. I want a bike I can ride....and walk after riding it. I agree with scott, I think your bike would be worth more as well. I'm not a chopper fan. They look cool, but the ridability is limited.
There is no way I would trade. However, the decision is yours to make. What do you use your Road King for? If it is just used for bar hopping, maybe I would reconsider. Otherwise, no.
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