2000 Harley Road Glide For Sale

[eal5683]

Low Miles-16,588, Excellent Condition, Big Bore Kit 1550 ccs, Bartel Exhaust, Front and Rear Backrests with Luggage Rack, Lots of Chrome, AM/FM Radio and Cassette Player. Clean Title In Hand, Never Raced, Adult Owned, Garage Kept, Fuel Injected, Original Paint-just had the Plastic Inner Fairing Painted Black. New Rear Tire. Gets Lots of Complements. Located in Bluffton, SC. Asking $13,500 Contact Emily at Eal5683@yahoo.com if Interested. Thank You

[BrowningBAR]

Originally Posted by eal5683

LOW MILES-16,588, EXCELLENT CONDITION, BIG BORE KIT 1550ccs, BARTEL EXHAUST, FRONT AND REAR BACKRESTS WITH LUGGAGE RACK, LOTS OF CHROME, AM/FM RADIO AND CASSETTE PLAYER. Must sell

In order for people to give any serious thought to your ad you should probably include the price and the location.

[The_AirHawk]

Originally Posted by BrowningBAR

In order for people to give any serious thought to your ad you should probably include the price and the location.

And to generate more "buyer excitement" should include words like "Clean Title in-hand!" or "Never Raced!", "Adult Owned!" or the classic "Divorce forces Sale - my Loss is your Gain!".................

[sachiwilson]

None of that matters, because nobody reads posts that are in all caps and can't even spell "Harley."

[eal5683]

Originally Posted by sachiwilson

None of that matters, because nobody reads posts that are in all caps and can't even spell "Harley."

Apparently you read it! and it's called a mistake, it happens, sorry.

[eal5683]

Originally Posted by BrowningBAR

In order for people to give any serious thought to your ad you should probably include the price and the location.

Thanks for the input!

[eal5683]

Originally Posted by The_AirHawk

And to generate more "buyer excitement" should include words like "Clean Title in-hand!" or "Never Raced!", "Adult Owned!" or the classic "Divorce forces Sale - my Loss is your Gain!".................

Thank you, obviously I don't do this very often. Appreciate the kind advice.

[The_AirHawk]

Originally Posted by eal5683

Apparently you read it! and it's called a mistake, it happens, sorry.

We read EVERYTHING, and we're just having a bit of fun with you (in case you didn't realize by now).

Good Luck selling it.

[Kenneth_Moore]

eal5683, you can post photos of your bike here too. For free. BTW, I don't know how far you are from Hilton Head, but there's a seminar coming up there on how to make big money selling used bikes. You could easily recover 2X the cost of enrollment on your first sale! Search the site for: "YOU TAKE MY SEMINAR!" for more details.

[sarnali2]

I'm not sure of the market where you are but an almost 9 year old Road glide with 16k miles isn't going to sell for $13k, you're up against newer EFI 88's, six speed 96's and now all new frame 2009 models...you're going to need to drop your price quite a bit