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Posted by 45 Bravo
 - August 20, 2012, 10:51:37 AM

I just turned 24,000 on mine saturday, i have been offered $5,000 for it.
I just like it too much..

although I probably should have  taken it.
I see the guy about 2 or 3 times a month, and he still ask if i want to sell, but i know him, he will get it, and trade/sell it in a month..

Just the way he works, he has gone through 4 bikes this summer alone, he just likes to wheel & deal..

45 Bravo

Posted by chief
 - August 20, 2012, 10:03:11 AM

Not an insult, but I'd definitely tell you no. I wouldn't sell mine for $5K either, for that matter. In negotiations you have to compromise. I'd go for it.

Posted by mbk
 - August 20, 2012, 09:39:48 AM

Is an offer of $4,000 a fair price for a 1999 1500 Drifter with 24K on it?  The person selling it wants $5,000, which seems to fall in line with what others ask.  I guess I want to know if a $4,000 offer is an insult.  It has saddlebags, rear rack, and nice light bar on it.  NADA says $3,300 and KBB says $3,500 but I know those market price sites don't always take in account the appeal of the bike among those of us who are attracted to it.  Is 24K too much - what do I look for at that point?  Thanks in advance for your advice.   

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