1937 Harley-Davidson UL Sport Solo

[micmac]

I’m not a Harley guy and have no connection with the bike, but saw the above referenced bike on “bring a trailer “. It’s got a day left and to an Indian guy it seems it can be had for short money. I have no idea what’s correct or not . Nice looking bike
Pete
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...ul-sport-solo/

[JoJo357]

Thank You for the tip Peter.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...ul-sport-solo/

*M.A.D.*

[micmac]

Thanks friend!

[skidshoe]

I would be very cautious of "bringatrailer.com" I have understood that to be a stronghold for scammers. Be careful!!! In my own experiences, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is!

[knucklehead 61]

I would be very cautious of "bringatrailer.com" I have understood that to be a stronghold for scammers. Be careful!!! In my own experiences, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is!

you heard wrong. BAT is the opposite of scammers. bidders must pay a $250 deposit for each item they are bidding on.

[Rubone]

you heard wrong. BAT is the opposite of scammers. bidders must pay a $250 deposit for each item they are bidding on.

Maybe yes, maybe no, however that bike shows up all over for sale...

[Chris Haynes]

Lots and lots and lots of Taiwan parts, Incorrect paint, Incorrect wheel, tires. Fun to ride but in no way correct.

[skidshoe]

you heard wrong. BAT is the opposite of scammers. bidders must pay a $250 deposit for each item they are bidding on.

What does that have to do with the seller/scammer? The buyer sees a deal of the century and can't wait to get that deposit made in order to get that bid placed. The seller/scammer smiles all the way since it's a picture of a bike they stole from somewhere else. My favorite is when they state the local Harley dealer checked it out and verified it's mechanical integrity. Dealers today won't even deal with a 2000's twin cam.