Seems a bit high. I purchased my 2003 in Dec of 2006 for $7400. It was equipped very similar to the one you're considering and had 5530miles on it. remember that it's "prime season" so in most cases you can expect higher prices.
Go to: www.rswarrior.com
...and check the classifieds. There are always quite a few there and in most cases you can get a history there from the owner.
Dude thats way to much money! I'm signing the papers on this one today. Its an 02 with everything you said that one had plus chrome wheels, swingarm, pully and side covers with only 3K miles on it for $5000. For that kind of money it would have to have at least a wide tire kit and air ride suspension and some custom paint. Thats alot of money.
Sounds high by about $3,500.00, even with the extras listed. You would be hard pressed to find a used Warrior with the stock "scud missle" muffler/exhaust still on it.
Ya too much dude even in Canada... Keep shopping or lowball him. That said the Warrior is a real ripper. Mine is an '02 and I absolutely love it, and I get compliments on it all the time. I also own a classic Roadstar and I like it as well; but the warrior has far more performance and is a lot more maneuverable,
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Back on a motorcycle after more than 30 years break. I bought this 2005 Warrior from my cousin in September, 2012. It has only 5K miles with a price tag of $4700. It's immaculate, in great shape, and in show room condition. The bike is stock with the exception of an integrated tail/signal light.
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