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RUSHMORE_14

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Guys, I have a chance to obtain a 2012 rkc (1k miles) $18,000
I own a 2009 heritage.
Question...what could I get for my bike and what's a fair price for the RKC?
Also, opinions on the move from softail to touring.
Thanks
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KBB retail on the Heritage is $13,900.
Sounds like a good deal on the RK, you won't be disappointed in the newer touring bikes they are awesome.
 
Trade -in value is $10,325. You can carry more weight on a Road King (don't know if that is a factor for you).

2012 Harley-Davidson FLHRC Road King Classic Review

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ONE Thing to be careful on or TWO...

Why did the other party (first owner) trade in or sell?????

Find out.

Starting that bike from cold. LOOK and FEEL on the motor and the foot rests How Much Vibration the motor has..... IF Really shaky, Might be one WITH the Crank out of alignment.

YES, they are rubber mounted and ALL shake, but a few SHAKE TOOOOoooo much.

There is a DEFINITE Reason WHY it only has 1000 miles on it.:yeahright

signed....BUBBIE
 
Whoa....good thing I didn't go yet. Decided to sell my bike first.
I wil get more if I sell private. I will post in in "Bikes for Sale".
Thanks.
 
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