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Flea Market => For Sale => Topic started by: STLTHMSTA on February 10, 2019, 09:19:13 AM

Title: '98 Valkyrie Tourer and '10 Triumph Bonneville. Both are SOLD, SOLD, SOLD!
Post by: STLTHMSTA on February 10, 2019, 09:19:13 AM
I'm selling my Valkyrie Tourer and Bonneville to make room for a change. If ya want some info on either one let me know. I'll send you pics and specs but the basics are: Valk, 26k, hard bags and windshield; Bonnie, 9500 miles, semi Cafe'ed not too extreme.
Tell for neighbors, tell your friends.   TM
Title: Re: '98 Valkyrie Tourer and '10 Triumph Bonneville
Post by: STLTHMSTA on March 04, 2019, 10:45:08 PM
Update, Valkyrie has gone to a new owner. And yes I told him about the MSTA. The Bonneville is still available.  Thanks, TM
Title: Re: '98 Valkyrie Tourer and '10 Triumph Bonneville
Post by: brider on March 05, 2019, 06:39:23 AM
Quick sale on the valkrie. So what's the change or just getting the tax money together so when you win the new raffle bike?
Title: Re: '98 Valkyrie Tourer and '10 Triumph Bonneville
Post by: STLTHMSTA on March 05, 2019, 08:54:31 AM
I like the way you think there, mister!!!  :)  It wasn't that quick of a sale but it went to a happy new owner.  In October I decided it was time for a change and I found a '14 CB1100 Deluxe. Candy Red of course.
I still have time to square away the tax money for the raffle bike, one can only hope. It ain't over until another member screams and shouts!
Title: Re: '98 Valkyrie Tourer and '10 Triumph Bonneville
Post by: stevegrab on March 05, 2019, 12:54:07 PM
I like the way you think there, mister!!!  :)  It wasn't that quick of a sale but it went to a happy new owner.  In October I decided it was time for a change and I found a '14 CB1100 Deluxe. Candy Red of course.
I still have time to square away the tax money for the raffle bike, one can only hope. It ain't over until another member screams and shouts!
Look forward to seeing that bike this year. I know it is one that several members have expressed interest in. I recall sitting on the one at Christie Lodge in Avon STAR 2012 and thinking it was a nice bike. Now that I've got my new sport tourer 14 VF) and have been thinking of thinning the heard it has become more appealing. Shame the dealers are giving a discount like on the VFR, or I'd probably have one already.
Title: Re: '98 Valkyrie Tourer and '10 Triumph Bonneville
Post by: brider on March 05, 2019, 03:16:59 PM
 In October I decided it was time for a change and I found a '14 CB1100 Deluxe. Candy Red of course.

I've had similar thoughts about the Kawi Z1000.  Great second bike that brings back a lot of memories.  (mostly how did I survive ownership of a KZ900)
Title: Re: '98 Valkyrie Tourer and '10 Triumph Bonneville
Post by: stevegrab on March 05, 2019, 05:41:17 PM
Congrats Bill.