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  • Sam06
    It looks big or at least long.

    I just looked at what they cost......That is a lot of scratch for a motorcycle.[:0]
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  • grumpygy
    Adding the Name Screaming eagle means a huge price increase. To me it is not worth the price and I like Harley.

    Now all bets are off if I win the Lottery.


    quote:PRICING
    CUSTOM COLOR $41,399 CALIFORNIA EMISSIONS $200 FREIGHT $435

    I will Keep my 2006 Heritage Classic and would instead by a Fully Equipped truck for that price.
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  • ChrisStreett
    Serious $$$ for that one. I hope he enjoys it. I?m still sticking with my old Shovel and the Street Glide.
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  • jkbt1
    Hope he has better luck with it than my brothers. It's a "limited edition" and I can't tell you what model but it's the 117 CI engine and he has close to 50k in it. Bought it in illinois and by the time he got to KC , it's maiden voyage , it was barely running. Harley put a new engine in it because apparently they still can't figure out how to put em together at the factory. Nice looking bikes? You bet! Mechanically I think they still have a lot to be desired.
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  • scooterdriver
    Sweet looking ride, but nearly 50K for a bike? Doubt you'll ever see one in my driveway.
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  • bullshot
    Nice bike but pricey. If I were going to buy that style of bike, I would buy a Honda Gold Wing.
    I'm a Harley guy but for a long range cruiser, the Wing reigns supreme.
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  • asphalt cowboy
    While I wish I still had my '78 FLH, if I had that much to spend today it would be on an Indian Chief Vintage.
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  • sharpshooter039
    All new Harley's are overpriced,, You wanna talk about losing value the minute you roll it off of the showroom floor. Around here its been pretty easy to find one with under 10k miles for half or less than new
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  • asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by sharpshooter039
    All new Harley's are overpriced,, You wanna talk about losing value the minute you roll it off of the showroom floor. Around here its been pretty easy to find one with under 10k miles for half or less than new


    I'd bet most of those are midlife crisis wannabe's.
    Instead of starting small and working their way up they go up to their ass in debt, buy way to much machine and then learn that motorcycles scare the crap out of ain't for them.
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  • austin20
    Never cared for the twin headlight on the road glide
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by austin20
    Never cared for the twin headlight on the road glide


    Almost got one instead of the Classic. But you are right looks I could not get over.
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  • remingtonoaks
    Nice bike, but I think I'd rather build my own hog...

    Maybe next year I'll start building one. And if I do, I will take pictures of the progress.
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  • mjrfd99
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by sharpshooter039
    All new Harley's are overpriced,, You wanna talk about losing value the minute you roll it off of the showroom floor. Around here its been pretty easy to find one with under 10k miles for half or less than new


    I'd bet most of those are midlife crisis wannabe's.
    Instead of starting small and working their way up they go up to their ass in debt, buy way to much machine and then learn that motorcycles scare the crap out of ain't for them.

    I've turned over a few that I scored off wannabe's in over their head$. Buy when snows on the ground and their Christmas and Hanukkah bills come due [8D]
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  • asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by mjrfd99
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by sharpshooter039
    All new Harley's are overpriced,, You wanna talk about losing value the minute you roll it off of the showroom floor. Around here its been pretty easy to find one with under 10k miles for half or less than new


    I'd bet most of those are midlife crisis wannabe's.
    Instead of starting small and working their way up they go up to their ass in debt, buy way to much machine and then learn that motorcycles scare the crap out of ain't for them.

    I've turned over a few that I scored off wannabe's in over their head$. Buy when snows on the ground and their Christmas and Hanukkah bills come due [8D]


    We've got a new girl at work who mentioned wanting to get a motorcycle. When I told her she should take the BRC before buying anything she said she had that lined up already. I didn't know it, but HD offers BRC to military and first responders free of charge. Turns out, she's with volunteer fire dept.

    At any rate, she agreed when I told her BRC would teach her two very important things. 1. How to survive on the streets and 2. Whether or not she and motorcycles are compatible.
    I've convinced maybe a dozen people to take the BRC before buying their first ride and sadly, most didn't pursue riding beyond the class. Nearly every one of those have thanked me for saving them money in the long run.
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  • Doc
    $4,600 plus tax. But you have to time travel back to 1979 when I bought it. Still have it.

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  • He Dog
    I will stick to my '86 Beemer K-100.
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by mjrfd99
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by sharpshooter039
    All new Harley's are overpriced,, You wanna talk about losing value the minute you roll it off of the showroom floor. Around here its been pretty easy to find one with under 10k miles for half or less than new


    I'd bet most of those are midlife crisis wannabe's.
    Instead of starting small and working their way up they go up to their ass in debt, buy way to much machine and then learn that motorcycles scare the crap out of ain't for them.

    I've turned over a few that I scored off wannabe's in over their head$. Buy when snows on the ground and their Christmas and Hanukkah bills come due [8D]


    We've got a new girl at work who mentioned wanting to get a motorcycle. When I told her she should take the BRC before buying anything she said she had that lined up already. I didn't know it, but HD offers BRC to military and first responders free of charge. Turns out, she's with volunteer fire dept.

    At any rate, she agreed when I told her BRC would teach her two very important things. 1. How to survive on the streets and 2. Whether or not she and motorcycles are compatible.
    I've convinced maybe a dozen people to take the BRC before buying their first ride and sadly, most didn't pursue riding beyond the class. Nearly every one of those have thanked me for saving them money in the long run.


    When I was still in the Marines the Base General Sent out a letter to all who had a Motorcycle registered on Base. What he wanted to know was how to stop the rise in Motorcycle deaths of Young Marines.

    My Response got me a visit with the General. One Suggestion was to have a poker run on base to increase awareness. Which they did. But that was not my main point. The Basic Riders course was almost impossible to get into I was able to talk my way in without the normal 6 month waiting time. But a young Marine is just going to place his bike off base and ride off base only. That was where I lost all the Marines that Died from Motorcycles.

    They increased the staff so they could hold more classes but for some reason the waiting time just never decreased. To this day they are still losing way to many to this.

    They did finally add the Advanced rider course for those of us who had been riding a while, instead of sending us back to the basic every few years filling the class up so young guys could not get in.
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  • asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    I will stick to my '86 Beemer K-100.


    My first was a '68 R60. Just like girls, you never forget your first. After 30 years, I still regret parting with her.
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    I will stick to my '86 Beemer K-100.


    My first was a '68 R60. Just like girls, you never forget your first. After 30 years, I still regret parting with her.


    K750FX. Jap Model 900 sold in Japan where they had a CC Restriction. One of my Bosses brought it back and I bought it from him.
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  • shilowar
    Beautiful...if I bought a Harleynit would be a road glide
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  • asphalt cowboy
    I wish this one was within my budget.
    https://tinyurl.com/yderduhp

    Would be a great base to start from
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    I wish this one was within my budget.
    https://tinyurl.com/yderduhp

    Would be a great base to start from



    [:D]

    quote:Everybody Rides Financing Available! No Credit, Bad Credit, Let's Ride! Call NOW for more info!
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    Yea its over priced, and you can take a regular one with a 114cc engine, and about 5K make it do what this one will do.

    HD has a Rev-Limiter on the to keep you from using all the HP they say they make...[V]

    If you buy the HD supper tuner to bypass it this thing will really scream.

    Trinity +++
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by TrinityScrimshaw
    Yea its over priced, and you can take a regular one with a 114cc engine, and about 5K make it do what this one will do.

    HD has a Rev-Limiter on the to keep you from using all the HP they say they make...[V]

    If you buy the HD supper tuner to bypass it this thing will really scream.

    Trinity +++


    Forget the Harley tuner get this one with the ability to tune as you want no more maps.

    http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/

    Change out your O2 Sensors for the wide band and its tune on the go.
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  • DresserDan
    Check and see how much its worth now. He better ride the h out of it to make it worth it. Next year he will have a real rude awaking when he wants to get rid of it. Hope he got the extra warranty.
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  • DresserDan
    Check and see how much its worth now. He better ride the h out of it to make it worth it. Next year he will have a real rude awaking when he wants to get rid of it. Hope he got the extra warranty.
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  • asphalt cowboy
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    I wish this one was within my budget.
    https://tinyurl.com/yderduhp

    Would be a great base to start from



    [:D]

    quote:Everybody Rides Financing Available! No Credit, Bad Credit, Let's Ride! Call NOW for more info!


    The Wichita Indian dealer has it on consignment. They do have a reasonable price on a '16 Chief Vintage.
    https://tinyurl.com/y8gcdb96
    Were I in a position to go up to my ass in debt I'd give this one some thought.
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  • jimdeere
    Toyota has Lexus
    Ford has Lincoln
    Smith and Wesson has Performance Center
    Harley Davidson has Screamin? Eagle and CVO.
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  • 7.62x39Lover
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    Adding the Name Screaming eagle means a huge price increase. To me it is not worth the price and I like Harley.

    Now all bets are off if I win the Lottery.


    quote:PRICING
    CUSTOM COLOR $41,399 CALIFORNIA EMISSIONS $200 FREIGHT $435

    I will Keep my 2006 Heritage Classic and would instead by a Fully Equipped truck for that price.


    I agree! I think these days motorcycles in general are WAY over priced. Especially top shelf Harleys.
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  • shilowar
    quote:Originally posted by jimdeere
    Toyota has Lexus
    Ford has Lincoln
    Smith and Wesson has Performance Center
    Harley Davidson has Screamin? Eagle and CVO.


    Folks with money can' t be expected to drive/ride peasant grade stuff!
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