And my point is a well maintained vrod does not have to be that low mileage to be a great bike so why pay more for it.

 

Thanks everyone for your replies. I am picking it up this Friday.

 

Then why buy new?

Low mileage is more attractive - period! I, as most, would rather not buy a high mileage bike. Who the fock knows if it was well maintained or if it was beaten to death. It's a crap shoot. I would gladly pay more for zero or damn near on the clock.

 

Congratulations bro. Good job!

 

 

Just picked up the 2003 Vrod still on skids and the HD box it came in. The 15 year old bike has 12 miles (yes twelve). Hope 6K is a good price!

 

Congrats. So amazing that it is essentially still a brand new bike. I had a 2003 myself over a dozen years ago. Kinda miss it with the bare aluminum bodywork. This one was mine. Was a nice pair. 50th anniversary Corvette and a 100th anniversary Harley.

 

If you are happy, it was well worth it.

 

Beautiful bike. Keep the shiny side up.

 

Great find, I would have paid $6K for that myself, some people say keep it crated and store it like the previous owner, but an 03 really wouldn't go up in value that much in value. You might get a private collector to give you more, but the fact you found a brand "new" 15 yr. old bike is very cool. Tires, battery and fluids would be my first concerns. BTW, I just bought a 2011 NRS with 5,500 miles for $6,200 with V&H competition exhaust and a bunch of aftermarket upgrades with a cover and service manual. I'm happy with my deal also. Have fun.