4 Vintage Dogs for Sale

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BigDogRick

BigDogRick

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These auctions confirm what has been evident for some time now that the value of vintage models have suffered without rebound more severely than much of the mc market. I have heard of a low mileage Vintage Classic Millennium Edition just like mine right here in southern Wisconsin being available for $5K and change. Three of these bikes have ended or are ending less than $6k and the one with a seller imposed starting bid price of $9500 did not get one bid. I am undaunted in my commitment to keep mine running because I can't get anywhere close to five full inches of extra bike between me and the front end to take care of my long legs. I am perfectly happy to do it as I love the bike and have now 12 years and tens of thousands of miles logged. When I have looked at current models and quickly recognized that a 5 to 6 inch extension would be needed to begin to feel as comfortable as my Vintage, I have quickly concluded that the rebuild and restore cost on my Vintage is a drop in the bucket compared to the alternatives.
 
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bombtosser

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I don't know why guys aren't scooping these up and doing a rebuild or chop them up. They have all the good after market parts and they run a hell of a lot better than a comparable harley.its a shitload of bike for the money.i guess most folks don't wanna work on them themselves anymore.
 
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