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So 2 years ago I trade my 2009 Harley Lowrider for my 2014 Honda CB1100. Now I traded in my CB1100, complete with Windjammer for a 2017 new Lowrider. They gave me $6000 for the Honda. The Lowrider was $15,000 plus all the dealer crap. They are sending the Honda to auction, not sure where. They don't sell used bikes other than Harley's. So someone may get a great deal on the first (documented) new CB with a windjammer installed as well as a few other custom upgrades. Only time will tell. I left zero info with the bike. I really missed my other Harley and the 17 is a little bit nicer. It also has the high output 103/1690cc's. The Lowriders are considered a cruiser but olnly weigh 630 pounds dry. It also has a low center of gravity. And the best part, it has self cancelling turn signals.
U got $6000 for a 2014 abs? How much money in aftermarket parts did you have on that CB?


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(10-09-2017, 04:44 AM)harishsknair_imp Wrote: [ -> ]U got $6000 for a 2014 abs? How much money in aftermarket parts did you have on that CB?


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Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.
That's a really good trade-in price for that bike. I would have expected something closer to $4000.
(10-09-2017, 05:47 AM)rotor_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-09-2017, 04:44 AM)harishsknair_imp Wrote: [ -> ]U got $6000 for a 2014 abs? How much money in aftermarket parts did you have on that CB?


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Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Absolutely they do not. That's why I was curious to know what he had. If he had 12k in spares then 6k would be a fair price


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(10-09-2017, 06:00 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That's a really good trade-in price for that bike. I would have expected something closer to $4000.


That's what I would have thought too. Gosh I'm dreading taking my 2013 to the dealer now hahaha


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congrats on your new bike. HD has been emailing me every week wanting me to buy one because i did a test ride.
the beauty of motorcycling is there is a bike for everyone regardless of what your looking for ...
well that is kinda true as my dream will never be fulfilled without a Honda evo6

hope you still wave at us ricers .......Thumbs Up




Don't be a stranger, Carguy. Drop in and tell us how you're getting on. Show us some pictures of the new bike and tell us how you like it.
(10-09-2017, 06:02 AM)harishsknair_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-09-2017, 05:47 AM)rotor_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-09-2017, 04:44 AM)harishsknair_imp Wrote: [ -> ]U got $6000 for a 2014 abs? How much money in aftermarket parts did you have on that CB?


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Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Absolutely they do not. That's why I was curious to know what he had. If he had 12k in spares then 6k would be a fair price


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(10-09-2017, 06:00 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That's a really good trade-in price for that bike. I would have expected something closer to $4000.


That's what I would have thought too. Gosh I'm dreading taking my 2013 to the dealer now hahaha


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Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Absolutely they do not. That's why I was curious to know what he had. If he had 12k in spares then 6k would be a fair price


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(10-09-2017, 06:00 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That's a really good trade-in price for that bike. I would have expected something closer to $4000.


That's what I would have thought too. Gosh I'm dreading taking my 2013 to the dealer now hahaha


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk My bike was a 2014 STD no abs. The fairing install cost me about $600 and about 8 hours of my time. I did have a Corbin seat that I bought new. That was the most expensive thing I bought for the bike.

Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Absolutely they do not. That's why I was curious to know what he had. If he had 12k in spares then 6k would be a fair price


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(10-09-2017, 06:00 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That's a really good trade-in price for that bike. I would have expected something closer to $4000.


That's what I would have thought too. Gosh I'm dreading taking my 2013 to the dealer now hahaha


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk My bike was a 2014 STD no abs. The fairing install cost me about $600 and about 8 hours of my time. I did have a Corbin seat that I bought new. That was the most expensive thing I bought for the bike.

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Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Absolutely they do not. That's why I was curious to know what he had. If he had 12k in spares then 6k would be a fair price


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(10-09-2017, 06:00 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That's a really good trade-in price for that bike. I would have expected something closer to $4000.


That's what I would have thought too. Gosh I'm dreading taking my 2013 to the dealer now hahaha


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk My bike was a 2014 STD no abs. The fairing install cost me about $600 and about 8 hours of my time. I did have a Corbin seat that I bought new. That was the most expensive thing I bought for the bike.

Dealers will generally not consider add-ons and modifications as something that adds value to a bike when it is traded in.

Absolutely they do not. That's why I was curious to know what he had. If he had 12k in spares then 6k would be a fair price


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(10-09-2017, 06:00 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That's a really good trade-in price for that bike. I would have expected something closer to $4000.


That's what I would have thought too. Gosh I'm dreading taking my 2013 to the dealer now hahaha


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk My bike was a 2014 STD no abs. The fairing install cost me about $600 and about 8 hours of my time. I did have a Corbin seat that I bought new. That was the most expensive thing I bought for the bike.

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Nice. What/where dealer is it? Thanks!


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Mobile Harley. They are about 15 miles from my house.
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