Time to Sell the Wing

I have decided to sell my 2009 Wing, see the details in my signature block.
Price is $5,500 CAD and the mileage is 8900 km. She is in excellent condition and comes with owners handbook, workshop and parts manuals. Location is Chilliwack, British Columbia. I can PM pictures to anyone interested.

Chilliwing,

Good luck to you on selling. Do you know what you want to get next, if anything?

Thanks Jeff....

After 40 years of owning and riding many types of motorcycles I personally have come to the decision it's time to hang up the gloves. Had a real great final ride today in the sunshine but the passion is waining. I'm off to travel and play golf.
In a couple of years I will likely give up the car too before I become a miserable old git behind the wheel. I fancy to be driven around by beautiful women and become a man of leisure.

I like your closing lines. I hope you get your price. Come back and tell all about the babes!

Chilli,
Too bad you lost the passion for two wheel riding. At 58 years old, you are still quite young. I will be turning 64 this August and enjoy riding. I only wish that I could do longer trips, taking several days. I I go far enough, I would end up back at the beginning. LOL. Anyway, GOOD LUCK on you future journey.
Aloha from Honolulu.....

Chilliwing wrote:

Thanks Jeff....

After 40 years of owning and riding many types of motorcycles I personally have come to the decision it's time to hang up the gloves. Had a real great final ride today in the sunshine but the passion is waining. I'm off to travel and play golf.
In a couple of years I will likely give up the car too before I become a miserable old git behind the wheel. I fancy to be driven around by beautiful women and become a man of leisure.

Please attach pictures of the beautiful women.  :lol!: 

Lost the Passion at 58yrs. Well thank God i can't see me giving up any time soon.  

Keep on riding and driving as long as you enjoy it! I know I have and I know its time for me quit. I now want someone else to do the driving while I sit back and smell the roses!

Chilliwing, you do what is best for you, enjoy your retirement. I retired at 52yr old. Riding has been my Passion since my first bike at 16yr old, when i don't enjoy it anymore i think I will know, because every time i ride i feel like I'm 16yr old again when that feeling goes, I'll know it is time.