Question's

[Coronet]

 Its looking more and more like I'm going to be forced into selling my bike as the IRS and I are having a slight disagreement and it's looking like the IRS is winning.    Not a sure thing at this point but its not looking good.
My question is this: do I remove the extra's (exhaust, pods, clutch coil spring conversion, jetting kit, etc, etc, and put the bike back to stock or sell it the way it is. I also have 2 new tires I was going to install - not sure the "extra's" make any difference in what I can get out of the bike.
Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Thanks
Mark H.
 

[Mark Olson]

The extra mods do not make it worth more to the general public.

Put it back to stock and sell it that way.

sell the extra bits on the side.

[mikeholzer]

The extra mods do not make it worth more to the general public.

Put it back to stock and sell it that way.

sell the extra bits on the side.

I agree, mostly. The mods don't make it worth more money to the general public, but gee-gaws and doo-dads sometimes encourage a buyer on the edge to make the sale. $25k worth of new siding and windows don't make your house worth $25k more, but it makes it easier to sell.

But yeah, I'd return it to stock and sell off the good bits, especially as a need for cash is what precipitates this sale.

[FJ Flyer]

Pull them off the bike and keep them for your next FJ after things get resolved and are looking up.

[Coronet]

 Thanks for the replys.

Going to try to hang on to it if at all possible. Had to sell my first FJ years ago, against my will - don't want to do it again.

Took the bike out last Sat. for a 200 mile ride - made me realize how much I would miss the bike......

Who knows, mabe I'll just live under the bridge for a while.      

Mark H.

[Pat Conlon]

atta boy

[Mark Olson]

yeah it's that one more ride that will keep you faithful to the fj.

"never give up ,never surrender"

[Travis398]

Welcome back