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If I had $3k to spare, I’d love to have it. Always wanted a Yamaha DT.
Agreed,,,,,,but you never know until you ask!I have a very nice DT250A I restored that I am probably going to sell but with $3K fixer upper options I doubt anyone is going to pay what I’ll want for mine.
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You never know, that's a really nice example! I would like to have a '68 model....I have a very nice DT250A I restored that I am probably going to sell but with $3K fixer upper options I doubt anyone is going to pay what I’ll want for mine.
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You never know, that's a really nice example! I would like to have a '68 model....
He has dropped the price! Now it's $12,400 for a nicely optioned T7.....This is a nice bike that a friend has for sale. Meticulously maintained and has all the right stuff on it.
2021 Yamaha Tenere 700 - motorcycles/scooters - by owner - vehicle...
2021 Yamaha Tenere 700 with 23,500+ miles. Has well over $5,000 worth of add ons including Genuine Yamaha metal side cases and mounts, luggage rack and engine side guards, Center stand, and chain...albuquerque.craigslist.org
Isn't the MSRP for a new one like $10k? I understand they're unobtanium right now but asking more than the price of new for one with 24k miles on it is beyond me. The valves are about due for service, so you can probably add that on top of the price.He has dropped the price! Now it's $12,400 for a nicely optioned T7.....
This one caught my eye but it's missing major parts like air box, engine bash plate (connects frame to engine for support), exhaust, pegs and bar, battery box cover...Log into Facebook
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This would be a CT110 and has a lot of good parts for someone restoring a CT. This model had electronic ignition and no points! I also like the old Kawasaki G3SS 90cc rotary valve single in the background. I had the G3TR high pipe model....
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The lack of availability and the demand dictates the market price. His bike has a lot of accessories that needs to be factored in as well as the labor to install. I'm seeing 5-6 year old KTM 690's sell for close to MSRP, the market is what it is.....Isn't the MSRP for a new one like $10k? I understand they're unobtanium right now but asking more than the price of new for one with 24k miles on it is beyond me. The valves are about due for service, so you can probably add that on top of the price.
Buy an expensive bike - personalize it and expect to get your $ back….. $13000 for a 2022 KTM 300
2022 300 XC-W TPI KTM - motorcycles/scooters - by owner - vehicle...
If you want a bike with protection parts and suspension revalve already, buy this from me. If you want a stock bike, buy a new one from a dealer. I spent probably 30 hours just building this bike....dallas.craigslist.org
I remember those. HmmmmmAn Eagle and a Mustang!
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Just thinking about that is kind of amazing. And you are right.If he’s in no hurry to sell, that right person with deep pockets may come along. Wave $10k in cash under his nose, and you’d probably have a new to you bike.
He sold the bike yesterday!Isn't the MSRP for a new one like $10k? I understand they're unobtanium right now but asking more than the price of new for one with 24k miles on it is beyond me. The valves are about due for service, so you can probably add that on top of the price.
Wonder what he got for it.He sold the bike yesterday!
That's the key, some bikes and cars just aren't available new, for those that can't wait, they over pay for used. My local big bike shop, I've yet see the Yamaha T7 on the floor. No idea how many they get but spoken for before they get there. 500cc KTM, Husky's, same thing.Well on some bikes that works but the two strokes aren't unobtanium like the 500's and 890's can be. He'd be lucky to get $11K for that IMHO.
He took a lot of the accessories off and sold it for $11,800 and will sell the other stuff separately. The market is nuts right now and I don't see it getting better for a while. Looking at the NADA book, a used '22 T7 has a $1000 higher value than MSRP.Wonder what he got for it.