11-15-2017, 07:27 AM
(11-15-2017, 05:55 AM)kvdv_imp Wrote:(11-15-2017, 01:08 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Once you get 20,000 miles on a bike it's basically in the hard to sell group, because most buyers think that's too many miles lol. They want under 5,000 miles.Might as well ride it all you can at this point.
I started keeping track of mileage in 2006 when I was still working (retired in 2013) and that's about what I averaged as a working lad, (11,700 miles a year on average). Since retiring I have been able to ride a bit more lol.
Probably true, but I must confess I've been lusting after that 2018 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster...haven't stopped thinking about it since another forum member posted the first picture of it. I think I may have to have one, and I only have budget and room for one bike. Thus, my interest in the resale value of my DLXNot fully decided yet, but my obsession with that new Speedmaster is undeniable. God help me
Probably true, but I must confess I've been lusting after that 2018 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster...haven't stopped thinking about it since another forum member posted the first picture of it. I think I may have to have one, and I only have budget and room for one bike. Thus, my interest in the resale value of my DLX
Not fully decided yet, but my obsession with that new Speedmaster is undeniable. God help me Moto lust = mucho dinero no matter how you look at it. The good thing is you can't take it with you