[StefArmstg]

Saw a 650 Interceptor for sale at Rolf's Motorcycle Shop in Longmont CO.  It's a 2019, 3400 miles, $4600.  Orange.

Don't know any more than that. Just saw it driving by.  Called them to be sure it was the right shop.

Their number 303 442 1410

Loving mine.  Finally broken-in.   The midrange punch reminds me of my 650 Cagiva Elefant. 

[Rick Dangerous]

$4600!?  Someone's going to get a helluva bike for the money.

[drums4money]

Whoever gets it.  Hit me up.  I've got a set of levers for it w/orange adjusters.  New in the box.

Drums

[Jack Straw]

Sounds like a pretty good deal to me   I bet it'll sell quickly.

[Charleetho]

This fort Collins Orange interceptor showed up on Craig's list today. Tons of upgrades. 3400 miles $6,500.

https://denver.craigslist.org/mcy/d/fort-collins-2019-royal-enfield/7329900113.html

[Charleetho]

Saw a 650 Interceptor for sale at Rolf's Motorcycle Shop in Longmont CO.  It's a 2019, 3400 miles, $4600.  Orange.

Don't know any more than that. Just saw it driving by.  Called them to be sure it was the right shop.

Their number 303 442 1410

Loving mine.  Finally broken-in.   The midrange punch reminds me of my 650 Cagiva Elefant.

I know the owner of that bike. He is a fellow MSF RiderCoach. Great guy.

[Jack Straw]

That Ft. Collins bike is a nice one but even with all the goodies I think it's overpriced by a grand.  The seller is obviously hoping to re-coup some of the dough he spent on the extras.  That's understandable but it can make for a long stretch unsold, unless the absolute right purchaser comes along.  But....the right guy, who wants those extras will end up with a nice scooter.

[JP33090]

That Ft. Collins bike is a nice one but even with all the goodies I think it's overpriced by a grand.  The seller is obviously hoping to re-coup some of the dough he spent on the extras.  That's understandable but it can make for a long stretch unsold, unless the absolute right purchaser comes along.  But....the right guy, who wants those extras will end up with a nice scooter.

I agree Jack. Most people are gonna look at that and opt for a brandy new bike for ~$500 more that they can modify to their liking.

[NVDucati]

I agree Jack. Most people are gonna look at that and opt for a brandy new bike for ~$500 more that they can modify to their liking.

I hope he gets his price. Maybe like a lot of us the bike can be returned to stock because he only did bolt-on mods. I'm not selling mine but if I did the buyer could have with all the original parts right down to the tires.

[Dexter]

I know the owner of that bike. He is a fellow MSF RiderCoach. Great guy.

Which begs the question  .  .  . why is he selling it? Unhappy with some aspect of it? Enquiring minds need to know.

[NVDucati]

Which begs the question  .  .  . why is he selling it? Unhappy with some aspect of it? Enquiring minds need to know.

Let's hope that he is selling it because he wants to.

[Jack Straw]

Indeed, if he gets his asking price that bodes well for the rest of us.   

[6504me]

Which begs the question  .  .  . why is he selling it? Unhappy with some aspect of it? Enquiring minds need to know.

Why don't you email him and ask?

[Jack Straw]

I've always wondered about the reason to ask "why ya sellin' it".

I've been asked that question on every vehicle I've ever sold.  I've answered with "the wife doesn't like it."

What does one expect to hear?  What answer would kill a sale or clinch the sale? 

[6504me]

I've always wondered about the reason to ask "why ya sellin' it".

I've been asked that question on every vehicle I've ever sold.  I've answered with "the wife doesn't like it."

What does one expect to hear? What answer would kill a sale or clinch the sale?

That was exactly my point. What does the sellers reason matter and why would they tell you the truth or answer at all?