Going back to metric.
#21
02-26-2008, 11:14 AM
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RE: Going back to metric.
I thought you had to keep a Police Officer Special Edition for a set number of years before you could sell it? (I thought it was 2 or 3) Didn't you have to give your badge number and fill out some forms regarding this
#23
02-26-2008, 11:24 AM
RE: Going back to metric.
ORIGINAL: George C
I'll give you 10K for it.....
I'll give you 10K for it.....
George...it's an "Ugly bagger", you sure you want to spend $10k for it?
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02-26-2008, 12:09 PM
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RE: Going back to metric.
ORIGINAL: 74_ironhead
I thought you had to keep a Police Officer Special Edition for a set number of years before you could sell it? (I thought it was 2 or 3) Didn't you have to give your badge number and fill out some forms regarding this
I thought you had to keep a Police Officer Special Edition for a set number of years before you could sell it? (I thought it was 2 or 3) Didn't you have to give your badge number and fill out some forms regarding this
#25
02-26-2008, 12:21 PM
RE: Going back to metric.
ORIGINAL: biz44
I dont know what your looking for bro, but if you bought a 08" Ultra, you MUST be looking for a high end touring bike....I would think. If that's the case.....give the HD a chance. Its the real deal....where the jap bikes are just playing copy cat games.
I dont know what your looking for bro, but if you bought a 08" Ultra, you MUST be looking for a high end touring bike....I would think. If that's the case.....give the HD a chance. Its the real deal....where the jap bikes are just playing copy cat games.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFleFrJx7nw
#26
02-26-2008, 12:28 PM
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RE: Going back to metric.
I chose an Ultra Classic over the Gold Wing and BMW LT. The Honda and BMW offer better performance, but theyhave nocharacter, which is something you can't compare on a spec sheet.
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02-26-2008, 12:35 PM
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RE: Going back to metric.
Try e-bay. I've sold a couple of bikes there with no problems. Think about it though. It could be that in a few years-should you go metric this time-you'll want to sell again. I'll tell you on the front end that metrics do not hold their resale value like an HD does. Something to consider.
#28
02-26-2008, 12:36 PM
RE: Going back to metric.
You might also consider some of the publications that cater to LEO's as well as making contact with some of the LEO oriented riding clubs, Blue Knights, etc.
Since it is a POSE bike you might have better luck targeting that market directly.
Good luck (mostly with your Mrs.)and I hope you find your perfect ride.
Primo
Since it is a POSE bike you might have better luck targeting that market directly.
Good luck (mostly with your Mrs.)and I hope you find your perfect ride.
Primo
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02-26-2008, 12:40 PM
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RE: Going back to metric.
ORIGINAL: Primo
You might also consider some of the publications that cater to LEO's as well as making contact with some of the LEO oriented riding clubs, Blue Knights, etc.
Since it is a POSE bike you might have better luck targeting that market directly.
Good luck (mostly with your Mrs.)and I hope you find your perfect ride.
Primo
You might also consider some of the publications that cater to LEO's as well as making contact with some of the LEO oriented riding clubs, Blue Knights, etc.
Since it is a POSE bike you might have better luck targeting that market directly.
Good luck (mostly with your Mrs.)and I hope you find your perfect ride.
Primo
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02-26-2008, 12:51 PM
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RE: Going back to metric.
ORIGINAL: sharkeydude
Try e-bay. I've sold a couple of bikes there with no problems. Think about it though. It could be that in a few years-should you go metric this time-you'll want to sell again. I'll tell you on the front end that metrics do not hold their resale value like an HD does. Something to consider.
Try e-bay. I've sold a couple of bikes there with no problems. Think about it though. It could be that in a few years-should you go metric this time-you'll want to sell again. I'll tell you on the front end that metrics do not hold their resale value like an HD does. Something to consider.