springer softail.... yes or no
#23
That is one good looking sled. IMHO, Springers seem to ride much better than standard forks. The price is a tad high for an '02;around here that would be a 10grand bike at most. But with a 3 year warranty--yea, I'd go for it. '02s seem to be the best year, too.
BTW I like the blackwalls. Only like WWs on a white bike. But that's just me.
BTW I like the blackwalls. Only like WWs on a white bike. But that's just me.
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#25
I own a softail but not a springer. I have ridden them before but never owning one. I can only go from my personal experiance. If you buy that bike you will never look back and be sorry you did so. They are sweet sleds for sure. It's a nice bike and if it were around here I am not to sure I would be standing 2nd inline to buy it should you pass on it, even at that price. I would, most definatley, have them throw on the wide whites before I drove it off of their lot. It would truly "bad ***" that bike to the bone. Its a nice sled and for aropund here and it being a dealer not a bad price. It is a tad high but not bad enough to turn me away from it. Good luck Dude, buy it and enjoy it for years to come.
#26
Love my Springer so I'm in the yes camp too. Love the ride too.
As for the price, for a dealer is seems OK. There's a 2000 Springer at my local dealer with some gaudy add-ons for $14,995 with 14k miles. Mine's a 99 and I paid $6,700 private party with 9,600 miles. It needed rocker box gaskets, a starter drive and new tires. KBB was about $10k for my bike when I bought it.
As for the price, for a dealer is seems OK. There's a 2000 Springer at my local dealer with some gaudy add-ons for $14,995 with 14k miles. Mine's a 99 and I paid $6,700 private party with 9,600 miles. It needed rocker box gaskets, a starter drive and new tires. KBB was about $10k for my bike when I bought it.
#28