how do i price a motorcycle?
That is not a beginners bike. The total price of all the extras is not added to the value of the bike, maybe 20% of the addons price. The seller is either lying or uninformed, the Odometer reading has nothing to with the sprocket ratios, that is done on the front wheel only, if it wheelied everywhere it would have fewer miles, not more. Look for something else.
Thats really high miles He said it doesnt because of the sprocket but that makes no sense for it to be a 15k mile difference I would guess at most it would be 5k mile difference at that point and at 35k is a really high mileage bike One thing you need to remember is aftermarket parts lose a TON of the value they have when they are originally put on Like the exhaust, probably means nothing to a potential buyer the power commander, while its 300 or so new, is probably only worth 50 or 100 bucks to a bike Just shop around a lot The guy selling that thinks he has a lot more then he really does I would never pay over 2800 for his bike with that high of miles Just keep researching A LOT that has to do with buying a bike is condition (scratches, tires, etc) and mileage even kelly blue book isnt exactly accurate because of how many factors go into it. Just keep watching craigslist Find similar bikes and compare And find yourself the best deal based on condition and miles
That is not a beginners bike. The total price of all the extras is not added to the value of the bike, maybe 20% of the addons price. The seller is either lying or uninformed, the Odometer reading has nothing to with the sprocket ratios, that is done on the front wheel only, if it wheelied everywhere it would have fewer miles, not more. Look for something else.
Thats really high miles He said it doesnt because of the sprocket but that makes no sense for it to be a 15k mile difference I would guess at most it would be 5k mile difference at that point and at 35k is a really high mileage bike One thing you need to remember is aftermarket parts lose a TON of the value they have when they are originally put on Like the exhaust, probably means nothing to a potential buyer the power commander, while its 300 or so new, is probably only worth 50 or 100 bucks to a bike Just shop around a lot The guy selling that thinks he has a lot more then he really does I would never pay over 2800 for his bike with that high of miles Just keep researching A LOT that has to do with buying a bike is condition (scratches, tires, etc) and mileage even kelly blue book isnt exactly accurate because of how many factors go into it. Just keep watching craigslist Find similar bikes and compare And find yourself the best deal based on condition and miles
