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Realistic value of my 2016 America LT. 12,000 miles, brand new rear tire (Metzeler Road Tec,) new front tire included, just not mounted. Original front tire still serviceable. Bone stock with the windshield, backrest, saddlebags. L.E.D. lights installed on bottom of gas tank (blue). NADA gives me 3 values, not sure which one is realistic. My health no longer allows safe operation for me. Will let someone here have it for a fair price....Runs excellent, no issues, always maintained. Thanks in advance!

In good condition I would say around $3,500.

GLWS. And take some pics before it goes. I hope you enjoyed it while you could. In the end, that is what matters.

I think the day when one has to give up riding for there own safety and that of others must be a tough day, as posted above I hope that you enjoyed the ride.

I think I would build a trike if I had to.

I'd prefer a bike and sidecar.

That's an option too and I already have a side car for my BMW that I never did anything with.

Well there is the Can Am which is not an MC but fun to ride and stable. Can I mention not cheap either?

Cycle Trader has a 2015 LT for $6250.00 so they would settle for $6000.00.

The worst that can happen is you have to drop the price later to $4500.00 to unload it.

Sorry you are hanging it up. The older I get the more I cherish every mile.

I have my wife's 2014 LT to sell.

I plan to keep my Tiger for adventures, but will likely buy a much smaller ride for day to day piddling and to grow old with.

I may someday get a sidecar rig if I find a retirement home with a 2 car garage.

Tricycles don't interest me.

NADA lists a 2016 Triumph America LT, low retail $4675, avg $6150. In a down market that seems high. But why not list it high? You can always come down. It’s just the start of selling season.

Sorry to read that b717doc has to step away from riding. Hope he has many happy memories, and good years left to enjoy.
Good luck with your sale!

When I decide to hang up my riding gloves, might be sooner than I would like, especially how people are driving, I'm not going with a sidecar or trike, I'm working on a T-Bucket. This isn't a pic of mine (mine is in pieces right now) but it is what I'm working towards to end up like.

Average NADA retail from a dealer is $6,150. I checked cycle trader even '13or '14's are going for $4,000-$6000. You should be able to get $5000-5500 IMO.