answered at least part of my question
has the income to drop $20k on jewelry

..LT.A.

 

Sounds like you really like the bike and it's a pretty safe bet you won't get anywhere near what you thought for the bike. So, my suggestion would be dump a few hundred into it, make sure its safe and ride the **** out of it. Then, if you get tired of it, sell it for a couple hundred less than you could get for it now after actually enjoying it.

 

Forgive me as I am not pissing on anyones success but.... The Ferrari / Lambo photo, a little petentious, no? Are they his cars or a photo shoot? This thread reeks of Hawiian Guy..

 

See post #38

 

I did... I saw he's in the exotic car club.. Doesnt mean he owns the cars in the photo. I was in the Italian Car Club with a guys wearing the prancing horse sweat suits. I owned an Alfa Spider (a 25k car)...

 

The Alfa's a nice car though. Would be nice in Hawaii 😁

 

I hate when people knock others for having money, seriously, it makes you look stupid. And FWIW there are members in here with more money than you'd ever imagine but they keep their mouths shut.

 

No one is knocking anyone for being well off. God bless em, Im happy for them... The only things I saw come up is the validity of the content. Nothing more, nothing less. Commenting half assed makes people look stupid.. Read before you react.

 

Good morning all,

Thank you to those that provided helpful insight as to my question of current market value.

I was pleased to receive multiple offers on the bike, and have sold it. A bit below asking price, but close enough to make the deal. I will miss seeing it in the garage, and miss the Saturday morning rides to breakfast. But (obviously) I was not riding much, and it was just time to move on. It was never bought as an "investment," I just loved the design and wanted to own that beautiful bike. But life changes over the years, and it no longer made sense to me to keep it.

Thanks again,

Jeff

 

Good to hear you got a decent price. But most of all you got a lot of enjoyment from the bike and at the end of the day that’s what bikes are all about right?