Public surplus!
http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auc...iew?auc=652108

http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auc...iew?auc=652120

http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auc...iew?auc=652573

 

No takers?

 

They used the same photos for both of the Evo bikes and never did state the mileage for either one....Pig in a poke.

 

The milegae is stated right on the page

Year: 2000
Make: HARLEY DAVIDSON
Model: FLHTPI
Mileage: 26,825
VIN: 1HD1FMW15YY605234

Year: 2001
Make: HARLEY
Model: FLHTPI
Mileage: 26,046
VIN: 1HD1FMW101Y651463

The pictures are also different.

What have you been drinking Dyna Rider?

2000 Harley


2001 Harley

 

Looks like those bike have sat for a very long time, unattended. It's likely they'll need an overhaul to get them running right... the wrecked one is rusted out...

 

The price seems right.

 

Darn if you aren't right, PIB.Only the mileage is in the center column. I looked at the pics very quickly and saw the xs on the windshields and thought there were the same..I see now they aren't. No drinking today yet. Maybe I need to start.
Thanks for the heads up.

 

Law enforcement vehicles are typically used hard and maintained well. How often does your Harley get ridden over 100 mph? My guess is a police bike will be ridden at that speed a couple of times a month. That being said there are a lot of police specials on the road today.

 

price looks about rite.. i bought a wrecked 01 in about the same condition as the one for sale for $4300. it didn't take a whole lot to get back on the road.. some one on here posted the other day about buying a police bike that was butchered pretty bad to remove the safety items. needed rewired.. you can buy a complete wiring harnesses on ebay. i would defenatlly be interested if i was looking for another bike.. i bet with a new battery and fresh gas,all three would fire up first try.FI doesn't get dirty like a carb.

 

only dropped once..