For once I stayed away from stirring up the pot and didn't say anything, but I looked at the complaints then did some googleing looking for comps, and the price seemed very fair in that mileage range.
Based on your geographical preferences the correct answer is Don's Pomeroy House in Strongsville.
Mod's, lock this thread. The correct answer has been given.
What, it's true., And there is nothing wrong with Harley gear. It's all re-branded and made by the usual manufacturers. For example their touring seats are made by Mustang and cost the same as buying it from Mustang.
Confirmed I am a genius. Look at my post above there is a space between unread and page. When I typed it I intentionally left out the space, then put it there a split second later. There was no edit, it was while typing. Then went to my feed page and there is no space.
I have seen that on the unread page or custom feed pages too. This is going to sound crazy but I think it is because the poster used a backspace, or originally typed it without a space. Then corrected it later. It is like the summary page isn't getting the correction.
This girl must be related to me somehow.
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You have a Kawasaki. It is good for an easy 100k. There are boatloads of them out there at 150 and 200. My last one was sold at 80k, my current one has 33K on it. Certainly it impacts the resale value since there are so many garage queens available. But reliability does not change. My answer would be the same for any of the Jap bikes. So if you can determine that a bike has been properly maintained then a higher mileage one is a great way to save money when you buy.