Not high in the terms of the bike's lifespan, but 3,000 a year is not low either. What does he want for it? Given the mileage and the time if year, I certainly wouldn't come within a grand of KBB.
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From: Tavis Aitken
Date:01/08/2014 9:01 PM (GMT-07:00)
To: emrat@googlegroups.com
Subject: [emrat:3541] Looking at a 2009 Bonneville tomorrow, could use some expert advice.
Hello to all, this is my first time posting in here. I have only gone to one of your meetups, but that was mostly due to not having a bike.
-- Tomorrow I am going to go test drive and possible buy a 2009 Triumph Bonneville t100 and wanted to ask a few questions to those in the know. It is at Foothills triumph / bmw in Lakewood. They have all the service records for the bike, and it looks great.
First real question: It has 16K miles on it. That doesn't sound like a lot to me, but I have never bought a used bike before. Is that a lot, and is there anything I should look out for?
What is your experiences with Foothills? They seem great, but that of course is from only one experience talking to a sales guy about a bike I already really like.
Here is a link to some quick phone pics I took while looking at it.
This is going to be my first real bike and am quite excited about it, but I wanted to get the real deal from people who ride these already. Thanks in advance for any advice you guys give me.
- Tavis
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