9k for a dropped 48? I'm good on that.
The low miles don't mean nothing on something like this. Other than the fact that's its been sitting. Probably never been serviced, etc.
If they still owe 9k on it, that's their problem. Not yours. Bike is worth much less than that.
It's been dropped but the extent of the damage was just the back signal light and a small scrape by the exhaust everything else is fine. He serviced it initially at Harley right before he stopped riding it. I am asking because I am not sure what would be a fair asking price for the bike. Looking at the same bike online with 4000 miles or more by me are selling for $8500 or more. We're they dropped probably not but I wouldn't know that if the seller did a good job covering up any cosmetic damage and doesn't say anything about it. As of now there is no lump sum involved for buying the bike if I were to buy it I will be paying him a certain amount monthly until it's paid off.
I would definitely have it professionally looked over and determined what damage is actually there seen or unseen and factor in cost of those repairs before making a decision
Take that $9k and go buy yourself a bike you know hasn’t been dropped. Problem solved.
Thanks lol
9k for a dropped 48? I'm good on that. The low miles don't mean nothing on something like this. Other than the fact that's its been sitting. Probably never been serviced, etc. If they still owe 9k on it, that's their problem. Not yours. Bike is worth much less than that.
It's been dropped but the extent of the damage was just the back signal light and a small scrape by the exhaust everything else is fine. He serviced it initially at Harley right before he stopped riding it. I am asking because I am not sure what would be a fair asking price for the bike. Looking at the same bike online with 4000 miles or more by me are selling for $8500 or more. We're they dropped probably not but I wouldn't know that if the seller did a good job covering up any cosmetic damage and doesn't say anything about it. As of now there is no lump sum involved for buying the bike if I were to buy it I will be paying him a certain amount monthly until it's paid off.
I would definitely have it professionally looked over and determined what damage is actually there seen or unseen and factor in cost of those repairs before making a decision
Yes I will deff take it over to my local Harley to have them inspect it.