Great looking bike, very retro looking and I wouldn't worry about the milage personally.

 

forget it you can find a used deluxe with a couple of thousand on it for that price or less here one on e bay 2006 with 1200 miles on it for 15,500 and he is accepting best offeres you can get it cheaper maybe 14,500 woold cost you about 500 to have it picked up and deliverd maybe a little more or less depending on th edistance Item number: 17017972928 do not let the eye candy cloud your judgement plenty of bikes for sale and much better deals to be had

 

I like that design they did on the tank.
Just enough to make it different.

 

Thanks for the tip...Unfortunately, not a CA bike, so can't be registered here, unless it has more than 7500mi on the odometer.

 

Seems Like an Ok deal to me Has it got the rest of the heritage addons bags ect!!!!
Just did a conversion to AU $ seems ok
I prefer BLACK

 

If that's the bike you want, I'd say buy it. The mileage is nothing and you know better than anyone what you're looking for in a bike. Everyone I've ever spoken to has told me these motors are good for 100k miles, AT LEAST, if taken care of. If you're anything like everyone else, way before you have that many miles on it, you'll be slapping an upgrade kit or the latest and greatest new motor in there anyway. I sold my Sportster about 3 months ago with 22k miles on it to the 1st person that saw it...he never flinched. Buy that thing!!! You'll never regret it and besides, you're wasting good riding weather trying to decide

 

I guess I had better garage mine more often if someday I want to sell it...

My '06with just over 17K miles.

 

I've got over 18,000 touring miles on my '06, with all maintenance done by a respected local indy, meticulously maintained in every way. People's reaction upon first seeing it is usually: "Don't you ever ride that thing?"

The miles are nothing if the bike has been properly -- verifiably -- maintained. I wouldn't let that worry you. Check out the guy's garage if you can -- that'll tell you a lot about the condition of the bike.

With respect to price, if the bike is unique -- and that one looks unique with it's nostalgic paint job -- I wouldn't worry about going $1500-$2000 high. Believe me, the first time someone compliments you on the bike it'll be worth every penny, especially if you plan to keep it a few years.

Just my 2 cents.

 

Any time I see a newer vehicle with fresh paint I get paranoid. I wonder if it was wrecked. In our state at least, if it wasn’t totaled it still has a clean title. I know – some people just like custom paint but I still wonder.

 

This isn't fresh paint. It was HD "Limited Series" paint set, ordered when bike was first sold.