One of a kind 2005 roadking custom for sale it’s# 20 of 100. it has 2700 miles on it. so it’s been ridden very little. I have $25,000.00 invested price is $18,000.00 o.b.o.
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very nice
five dollars,
can you turn those two pictures side ways.
will try but i aint that good yet. would love to take your offer but i feel it's too much:)
I can turn them for you for five bucks!
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'cause I like ya, I'll take a cheeseburger instead.Beats arguing POL LOL
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It's spring time surely some one is looking for a nice ride!
I have an M-60 I'll trade ya. Boat anchor for boat anchor. LOL
"If you always put limits on yourself and what you can do, physical or otherwise, you might as well be dead. There are no limits, only plateaux. You must not stay there, you must go beyond them." -Bruce Lee
No anchors here. Maybe at your place. Lol
ya just never know
Now your talking.
"If you always put limits on yourself and what you can do, physical or otherwise, you might as well be dead. There are no limits, only plateaux. You must not stay there, you must go beyond them." -Bruce Lee
I had a 1980 FLH and tried selling it summer 2007 via newspaper ad and had a lot of tire kickers but no sale
It was a tremendous waste of time taking the phone calls and showing the bike to 15-16 people or whatever it was.
Fast forward to this year and I placed it on craigs list and sold it relatively painlessley
Here's where it gets interesting
A month or so after I sold it I was surfing the net and looking at Harleys and found a site where a local guy was selling used Harleys
I looked and it was the same guy who had bought mine !
He bought it and then sold it a month later for $1,500 more than what he paid me !
Oh well, live and learn
if you wasnt so far away I would of bougth it no problem. It was a real good deal
I bought my first one in 1977 It was a 1973 sportster 1000 CCIt was an XLCH meaning the small gas tankI paid about $1,900Some of the wiring melted the day I bought it A car hit me in town and totaled it out about 3 years laterBut I bought it back from the ins companyThen my second one was a 1970 sportster 900 CCI paid $1500 for it and bought it from a highway patrolmanIt was an XLH which means it had a windshield and saddlebags and the four gallon gas tankThen I bought the 1980 FLH in 1987 in Rifle ColoI paid $2800 for it None of these were bikes I would trust out on the highwayI rode the second one to calif and the motor blew up in el paso texas and they had a mexican who didn't speak english rebuild the motorThis was at the harley dealership in 1980He put the pistons in backward but I didn't know it til years laterAnyway I had a lot of fun with themBut I really would not have wanted to sell the last one to anyone I knowI just don't think they were very dependableYou need to own a pickup so you can haul it back home when it breaks downI can't tell you how many times they broke down over the yearsIt was many times
I have a 2002 Deuce and am still on the original battery. Its never failed to start within 3 seconds. Its rides rock solid on the interstate. I can't say enough good things about this bike.
I don't really need to sell it but never get to ride it and when i do i have 4 kids who all want a turn not that i mind but by the time i'm done i don't have time to do whatever it was to do.thought about craigslist might try it.glad to know it worked for you. i had a big auction last july and turned down the highest bid at 14,000. the guy must have thought i was hungary.
shameless bump!
Sooooo. You getting closer?
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I was out at the farm today and spotted this in the equipment shed. It got left there after a party a year or so ago. The guy has never come back to get it. That's all I know about it. I've heard it's for sale. Want it for your next nice bike you never ride? LOL
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what kinda guy leaves his bike.
must be stolen???????????????YOU ONLY NEED TWO TOOLS IN LIFE - WD-40 AND DUCT TAPE. IF IT DOESN'TMOVE AND SHOULD, USE THE WD-40. IF IT SHOULDN'T MOVE AND DOES, USE THEDUCT TAPE.
A rich idiot. The guy owned a large heating and air business and sold it for a pretty good profit. I've met him at parties. He drinks too much and has too good of a time. Pretty obnoxious.
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I'm always looking for a good deal ! :) How much?
I don't know. I can ask if your serious. Bright side? You can have a two fer one deal next year when you have two Harleys to get rid of. LOL
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It's on the farm you never know. I was up in the attic of the equipment shed working and ran across a huge turd. I don't even want to know what lives in that attic. Scared me.
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guess it won't hurt to ask. I maybe trading mine for some land. we'll see.