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Old 05-04-2007, 01:42 PM
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Hello all, need a little information. I looked at a green and silver 1996 Heritage Nostalgia at a custom shop where it had been traded in on a $52,000 Bourget. The bike is mint and has 8000 miles and was owned buy a collector. The dealership is wanting $12,500. What should I look for when checking out this bike and what are the down falls if any on this type bike. Any and all information would be very much appreciated.
 
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It's an EVO, so it is easily modded. But that also means a smaller ci, and a 5spd tranny. Other than the std mech inspections and making sure it is not chipped up or rusted, not too much else.

To me that price seems a little high, though.
 
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Unlessyour area collector and need this bike in your collection, I would shop for a newer model. Evos are fine but they stopped building them in 1999. I believe you could find a newer bike ,same milage for the same money. JMHO
 
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high? Wow Grunt, I was just about to say reasonable or good! LOL

The '93 and '94 Nostalgias go for about $15k+ stock (at least here in CA).
 
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high? Wow Grunt, I was just about to say reasonable or good! LOL

The '93 and '94 Nostalgias go for about $15k+ stock (at least here in CA).
Yeouch!! Then again, back in those days there was a massive mark up anyway. So an N may have been $20k stock.
 
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I thought it went without saying all of HD is a massive mark up! But still worth it to me, I love the nostalgias. I suppose they're worth whatever someone will pay for them...
 
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I've seen the FLSTN going for as much as $20k...$12k for 8k miles actually seems pretty reasonable. Seems like they average around $15k from what I've seen.
 
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nothing wrong with a evo.
 
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It's green..what else do you need to know -I say buy it now!
 
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Unlessyour area collector and need this bike in your collection, I would shop for a newer model. Evos are fine but they stopped building them in 1999. I believe you could find a newer bike ,same milage for the same money. JMHO
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