The 2002 Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic Electra Glide sold for $6,500, and that’s a deal.

This bike is an embodiment of American touring motorcycles. With its 88ci Twin Cam V-Twin engine and automatic transmission, it's built for comfort on long rides. The Luxury Rich Red and black finish, complete with Medium Silver and red pinstriping, adds flair. With only 18,000 miles on the clock and a single owner since 2017, this ride has been well cared for. Features like electronic fuel injection, a dual-outlet exhaust, cruise control, and a factory stereo make it a solid option for those who prioritize both comfort and performance.

At a final sale price of $6,500, this Harley sold 23% below the Fair Market value estimate of $8,400. The bidding was competitive, with 17 bids pushing the price upward, but it ultimately landed at a sweet spot for buyers. This price reflects a strong buy considering the bike's low mileage and condition. It's not every day you find a one-owner Harley in such good shape at this price point.

The community was buzzing about this sale. One comment stood out: "I think well bought. Superb original condition." It seems like the consensus is that this bike was priced right and shows the potential for appreciation, especially given how well it was maintained.

For buyers eyeing similar models, pay close attention to the bike's service history and any aftermarket modifications. Original condition can significantly affect resale value. Low mileage is a plus, but make sure it’s backed by proper maintenance records. This bike is a prime example of how a well-kept motorcycle can attract a crowd and command respect on the auction block.

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