good price?????
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Ridgeback05
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yes
erldawg
Guru
A good price. Although it's 2 years old it's still new.....
Not a bad price. MSRP on this unit is about $28,900.00. That price is for the base model with 0 miles. You should pay between 15,000.00 to 20,000.00.
Here is the link so you can check for your self.
Used 2008 BIG DOG MASTIFF prices, values, specs and options at NADAguides
Here is the link so you can check for your self.
Used 2008 BIG DOG MASTIFF prices, values, specs and options at NADAguides
O-man
Active Member
:iagree: If you are going to keep it a long time with no chance of selling, you might be OK. But if you sell after a year or two you are going to take a several thousand dollar hit, because it will be a 3 or 4 year old bike :zz2cents:
marinecorpsmike
Active Member
Is it a good investment? NO. Is it a good price for a new Mastiff? YES. But are you sure you have bargained down to the best price possible? It's a serious buyer's market!
abnmechny
Active Member
ok what do you guys think is a better deal??
brand new 08 mastiff with ghost flames, S&H exhaust, jetted, passenger set-up with seat, back rest, sissy bar, and shipped for 22500.
or
brand new 09 mastiff with stage 6 paint, S&H exhaust, jetted, passenger set-up with seat, back rest, sissy bar, and shipped for 24500.
brand new 08 mastiff with ghost flames, S&H exhaust, jetted, passenger set-up with seat, back rest, sissy bar, and shipped for 22500.
or
brand new 09 mastiff with stage 6 paint, S&H exhaust, jetted, passenger set-up with seat, back rest, sissy bar, and shipped for 24500.
abnmechny
Active Member
IMO ! . . . either one seems to be a decent buy. Personally, I'd like to see the price on both of them be about $1k cheaper. Just remember, you're probably not through spending money once you get the bike, there'll be all kinds of stuff you'll probably want!
O-man
Active Member
They're both new...Sounds like they want $2000.00 for the level 6 paint. Sounds like its up to you if you want to spend the extra $$$ for better paint job. my :zz2cents:
Brew
Troop Supporter
Well, to me they both look good and the prices are right. I think this being the buyers market, you should be able to come down some on the prices. I guess the main question is, do you want to pay more for the nice paint job? Is that a paint job you can live with? Specifically speaking on the 09 model. The ultimate choice is up to you, just my opinion.
PA Chopper
Active Member
Howie, you know I'm bit biased here since I have dealt with Cycle City and I think Duane is a great guy to deal with. You have to think about the "after the sale" part too and I know Duane stands behind his bikes. I bet those wild ass skulls will bring a ton of attention so you need to be prepared for that.
airbrush-ed
kustompaintbyed.com
Buy the cheaper bike, then send it to me for a paint job!!!
That's my little whisper in your ear, LOL!
That's my little whisper in your ear, LOL!
O-man
Active Member
Its also the beginning of ridding season, but it wouldn't hurt to try.
O-man
Active Member
airbrush-ed
kustompaintbyed.com
I'm just sayin', just because a dealer says it's a stage 6 or 600 paint job doesn't mean anything to me. It's no longer "custom" if it's been done hundreds of times. It there were a Bigdog-only bike show, you wouldn't stand out at all, because they did so many. I'm not knocking the paint job (or even who did it), hell I designed it.
I remember when I designed the "Burning Bens" (real fire with burning 100 bills), the sales team rejected it for two years. Stating it would not be a good seller. It became one of the most repeated paintjobs. For a while, that's all we did. I remember doing 3 burning bens in a row. Is it still "custom"?
I remember when I designed the "Burning Bens" (real fire with burning 100 bills), the sales team rejected it for two years. Stating it would not be a good seller. It became one of the most repeated paintjobs. For a while, that's all we did. I remember doing 3 burning bens in a row. Is it still "custom"?