Phil Tarman
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Glad you're going to stay with us. Hope someone buys the NT soon.
Well folks, I am now a past NT owner. Got the itch for another Harley and my local dealer had a 2013 Police Electraglide. I convinced him to take my NT in on trade. For me, it feels like I have returned home again. The NT is a VERY good bike, but turns out was too small and light for me. I had added a few "farkles" as you folks call them, the most important was the electronic cruise control. (Thanks for the advise and help, Phil). My garage is very crowded with 2 cars, one motorcycle and a work bench which is occupied with 3 reloading presses. I would have kept the NT if I had the room for it.
I do plan to continue on this forum in the future.
I had my 2010 (red, non abs) NT for slightly over 2 years. It had 9400 miles on it with new tires and fresh service. I bought from the original owners widow for $5200.00
When I traded it in at Harley dealer for $2700.00, it had 19789 miles on it. I had added an aftermarket top box, Honda wind deflectors, cee Bailey wind shield, and best of all the the electronic cruise control. I had also replaced the rear tire around 16 or 17000 miles. I only made one major trip with it, to Cocoa, Fla. and back. The NT's are great bikes, and the best kept secrect at Honda. Unfortunately the Honda dealership in this area do not support them well.
What year did you sell it to the dealer? $2700 trade in sounds about right. We never get the farkel money out of what we spend.
Exactly 2 weeks ago today.
If I had enough space in garage, I would have kept it.
There are no used NTs for sale in the Boise area. Neither of the Boise area Honda dealers reported even ordering a 2011 model. Together, they ordered and sold 14 2010 models. I bought one still-in-the-box in May 2012 with a big discount.
Portland, Oregon's Craigslist (six hours away) has seven used NTs for sale, ranging from $3,800 to $6,000. They were all low mileage too. Maybe I should go buy one and store it until my current NT wears out? They may become cult classics like the Pacific Coast.
Dave