For those knowledgeable and/or involved in auto sales and the likes,can anybody help tell me where and how I can get a toks Harley Davidson bike or something of similar design. Any model will do but shouldn't be older than 1999. Please no power bikes. Thanks...

Anyone?

You should state the model you are looking for. Do you have pics?

Other alternatives are Honda Goldwing Motorcycles (One of the most comfortable motorcycles)

Honda Valkyrie

Yamaha Starmotorcycles


kunleautos(at)yahoo.com

USAutoBuy:
You should state the model you are looking for. Do you have pics?

Other alternatives are Honda Goldwing Motorcycles (One of the most comfortable motorcycles)

Honda Valkyrie

Yamaha Starmotorcycles


kunleautos(at)yahoo.com

Like I stated earlier, I don't want a power bike. I guess all those you mentioned up there are power bikes.

I'm interested in a Harley Davidson or another make in like build. Something like these Harley Davidson sportster 883

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I have 3 options i will be presenting you starting with the cheapest. This is a 2001 HD 883 Sportster. There are few bruise and bumps on this ride. The pointer is broken as you can see. The tire will need changing few months down the road.

Cost Implications:

Cycle 2,000
Ship 1,000
Service Charge 500
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Total $3,500

We will be putting this inside a van. I am not sure how that will affect the clearing. In all honesty, i haven't shipped a bike before but i don't expect the clearing to be much. We will cross the road when we get there

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The 2nd option on the list is a 2006 model. Very neat bike but there IS A DENT ON THE PETROL TANK

Cost Implication:

Cycle 2,850
Ship 1,000
Service Charge 500
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Total $4,350

The 3rd and the nicest one is this last one 2006 model. According to the seller, it is female owned and only have 5400 miles on it.

Cycle 3,750
Ship 1,000
Service Charge 500
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Total $5,250

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All three are nice... I prefer the second one but I have two questions.

1) can't the dent on fuel tank be fixed?
2) can anything be done about the price? I'm a little uncomfortable with it.

adahib:
All three are nice... I prefer the second one but I have two questions.
1) can't the dent on fuel tank be fixed?
2) can anything be done about the price? I'm a little uncomfortable with it.

As for the dent, i think it might be easier to try and fix it in Nigeria. Trying to fix here will be expensive. One option is to see if there is a used tank available to swap it. Or there might be leather accessory to wrap around the tank.

For a 2006 bike that is why the price is lower. This is almost a $10k brand new. ALL IN. I am sure you know that. Anyone asking for a specific bike more than likely know how much it cost. That is why i presented you wt 3 option.

I spoke with the seller but no budging on price. Below is the link for the ad:

http://gainesville.craigslist.org/mcy/5173622704.html

adahib:
For those knowledgeable and/or involved in auto sales and the likes,can anybody help tell me where and how I can get a toks Harley Davidson bike or something of similar design. Any model will do but shouldn't be older than 1999. Please no power bikes. Thanks...

2005 Suzuki Cavalcade LX 08168995190

chigodo:


2005 Suzuki Cavalcade LX 08168995190

Not this bro... Thanks

adahib:


Not this bro... Thanks

You are welcome bro...... Good luck.

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USAutoBuy:
I have 3 options i will be presenting you starting with the cheapest. This is a 2001 HD 883 Sportster. There are few bruise and bumps on this ride. The pointer is broken as you can see. The tire will need changing few months down the road.

Cost Implications:

Cycle 2,000
Ship 1,000
Service Charge 500
__________________
Total $3,500

We will be putting this inside a van. I am not sure how that will affect the clearing. In all honesty, i haven't shipped a bike before but i don't expect the clearing to be much. We will cross the road when we get there

Why are you charging $1,000 to ship if you would be putting it inside a van? I thought the essense of putting it inside a van was to save on shipping costs which would ultimately benefit the final buyer.

chigodo:


2005 Suzuki Cavalcade LX 08168995190

Did Suzuki make a Cavalcade in 2005? That bike was in production for a short period with production ending in 1992 therebouts, thereby making any units still available now a sort of classic.

adahib:



Like I stated earlier, I don't want a power bike . I guess all those you mentioned up there are power bikes.

I'm interested in a Harley Davidson or another make in like build. Something like these Harley Davidson sportster 883

No sportbikes you mean.

azpekuliar:


Did Suzuki make a Cavalcade in 2005? That bike was in production for a short period ending in 1992 or so making any units still available now a sort of classic.

I tire oh, the dude has been corrected before

azpekuliar:


No sportbikes you mean.

Hahaha....true.

No sportbikes but cruisers instead

After surfing the net for a while,I came to realize that a very good Harley Davidson may be too expensive and as such,I've decided on a Yamaha raider '08 which is relatively cheaper and more importantly, more to my taste.

Is there anywhere I can get it?

azpekuliar:


Did Suzuki make a Cavalcade in 2005? That bike was in production for a short period with production ending in 1992 therebouts, thereby making any units still available now a sort of classic.

Thanks

azpekuliar:


Why are you charging $1,000 to ship if you would be putting it inside a van? I thought the essense of putting it inside a van was to save on shipping costs which would ultimately benefit the final buyer.

When you are shipping inside a van, you will still need to crate/brace it with wooden brace. Also, don't you think that the owner of the van supposed to benefit from someone sharing a space in his car? Or does the savings suppose to be one direction? The plan is that i will buy a van (if no one is shipping) and take it to the people who will make a platform to brace it so that if doesn't topple in high seas.

These are not going to be free. Estimate is fully laid out. Nothing hidden. Anyone else is free to give his/her own estimate and you chose

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When you are shipping inside a van, you will still need to crate/brace it with wooden brace. Also, don't you think that the owner of the van supposed to benefit from someone sharing a space in his car? Or does the savings suppose to be one direction? The plan is that i will buy a van (if no one is shipping) and take it to the people who will make a platform to brace it so that if doesn't topple in high seas.

These are not going to be free. Estimate is fully laid out. Nothing hidden. Anyone else is free to give his/her own estimate and you chose

Ok thanks for clarifying. I have learnt something.