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Started by alph, Sun 18, Apr 2010, 03:21:39

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alph

Who in their right mind could have a seven year old bike with only 360 miles?

That's like having a gorgeous wife, and never trying to have kids!!

http://miami.craigslist.org/pbc/mcy/1689284724.html
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Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005

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I got my Interstate from the 2nd owner and I know the original owner as well both are local. Owner # 2 had the bike over 3 years and only put about 300 miles on it  :o

You should at least e-mail him and let him know ....Trailers are for boats :)



I've seen alot of people that thought they were cool , but then again Lord I've seen alot of fools.

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I wish, I wish, I wish.

Nope, just looked in the garge and it's not there.   ???

FryeVRCCDS0067

Wish I had some spare green! No miles and six years newer than my 97. Seems like a fair price too.
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Tropic traveler

Damn, what a nice bike! :cooldude:
I oughta go see the bank & head on down to PB to snag that one............... NAAAA!
I'll keep what I already have. Besides, my Valk will have just as low of an odometer reading as that one in a few weeks.
99,560 now & counting!


That "rescue" trailer is a quality piece too.
I say rescue as that is the only reason a Valk should be on one! You know, flat tire, lost key, etc.  ;D

Someone down this way should grab that Valk, it's a cherry! Already has the Honda W/S... Just add hardbags, instant Tourer!
'13 F6B black-the real new Valkyrie Tourer
'13 F6B red for Kim
'97 Valkyrie Tourer r&w, OLDFRT's ride now!
'98 Valkyrie Tourer burgundy & cream traded for Kim's F6B
'05 SS 750 traded for Kim's F6B
'99 Valkyrie black & silver Tourer, traded in on my F6B
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R J

Quote from: alph on Sun 18, Apr 2010, 03:21:39
Who in their right mind could have a seven year old bike with only 360 miles?

That's like having a gorgeous wife, and never trying to have kids!!

 


They call that practicing.........

My great grandmother in 1941 had a 1917 Model T with 23.6 miles on it.  The other one the speedo was broke, so don't know how many.

My Great Grandfather bought 2 of them at the same time.    Salesman drove one home for him. and he took him back to the dealership.    Grandpa's theory was the 'T' ain't going to last very long so I'll get 2 just in case no more are around for sale.    He was a crazy old bastard, just like me...    LOL.........   I just wish I'd of kept it.   When he died in 41, she gave it to me as I was the only grandkid.

Like I say, the rest of them were just practicing.    They loaded the Census count in the mid 40's on.
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Gryphon Rider

Quote from: alph on Sun 18, Apr 2010, 03:21:39
Who in their right mind could have a seven year old bike with only 360 miles?  That's like having a gorgeous wife, and never trying to have kids!!

Maybe he met his gorgeous wife just after buying the Valkyrie, and now has seven kids!

Pete

There are great buys sitting in basements, garages and buildings. Finding them is the hard part and then talking them into selling them.

In August I found a 1997 Valkyrie with 1320 miles on it.

They are out there folks, so pay attention, and keep us informed.