Need advice

[Swede]

Need some wisdom/advise. Been looking at 2012 Tri-glide with 44,000 miles, $23000. I ran across a 2012 Road Glide with a Motortrike conversion with 10,000 miles $28000 and a 2018 Tri-glide with 18.000 miles $30000. Usually get the first one I come across, and now I'm stumped. Any advise/wisdom from the group? By the way......they all trip my trigger.

 

[trike lady]

As for myself I'd go with the 2012 Road-glide with 10,000 miles.

 

[Mykneesbehurtin]

I agree with Trike Lady.

 

[Old Road Dog]

Need some wisdom/advise. Been looking at 2012 Tri-glide with 44,000 miles, $23000. I ran across a 2012 Road Glide with a Motortrike conversion with 10,000 miles $28000 and a 2018 Tri-glide with 18.000 miles $30000. Usually get the first one I come across, and now I'm stumped. Any advise/wisdom from the group? By the way......they all trip my trigger.

2018. The M8 is a better motor. Service can be had at any dealer.Work a better price. You didn't specify..private sale or dealer?

 

[Swede]

Thanks for the replies.........I screwed up and brought home a 2024 freewheeler in gray. We'll see how that works for me.

 

[ISP-FL]

Actually if I was looking to spend $28,000 to $30,000 to get on 3 wheels I would have probably done the same thing. You are starting with an extremely reliable motor and it is brand new. Congrats!

 

[New Orleans Kevin]

Thanks for the replies.........I screwed up and brought home a 2024 freewheeler in gray. We'll see how that works for me.

Congrats Swede! There is a lot to be said for a new bike . All the latest technology, warranty and in general availability of parts / knowledge if upgrades or repair are needed.
I know two dealers near me won’t work on anything pre 2000 due to age / parts availability.
There’s lots of useful info here. Get out and RIDE!!

 

[trike lady]

Congrats, you might as well buy new.