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Old 02-21-2016, 04:49 PM
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Default Better value, Bad Boy or 02 Springer?

I found a Bad Boy in good shape with a Sceaming Eagle stage 3 and a 2002 FXSTSI Springer. Both around $7500 and both with about 17,000 miles. I like the Evo of the Bad Boy and the chrome Springer of the 02. Both are a day drive away.

Thanks for any opinions.

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I vote the bad boy. But Im just not a chrome guy. Value seems about equal to me.
 
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I think the Badboy would hold it's value better IF it is near showroom stock, and not missing any of the badboy only items...seat, aircleaner, etc.
 
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Go with the evo.
 
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Originally Posted by musicnbikes
Go with the evo.
I agree. Nothing sounds as good as a cammed Evo which it has apparently.
 
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Go with the Bad Boy for two reasons.

First and foremost, it's a carbureted Evo. Yes I am biased.
Secondly, the Bad Boys are becoming more desirable.

Still, the condition of each bike should be the determining factor. The above only applies if they are both in good condition.
 
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My biggest regret is having sold my EVO,
 
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Thinking about selling my 96 Bad Boy. It only has 3600 miles. Yes, 3600 miles. I sold my 95 last year and need to get some cash. Hate letting it go, but...
 
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Originally Posted by rowan
My biggest regret is having sold my EVO,
While it's not my biggest regret in life, I do also miss my Evo. It sounds as a Harley should sound. Can't get my twin cam to sound as good despite several different combos of exhaust and baffles.

 
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If you are basing a decision on buying a bike off of value, you are doing it wrong. You need to buy the one you like better, can see yourself riding more, etc.
 


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