[ShanMan14]

I've got a friend who's trying to unload a couple of his bikes. He doesn't know what they're worth and has looked at cycle trader, EBay and the classifieds, but there aren't many out there... so he says.

He's trying to sell a 2002 ZX6R with 1200 miles and a 2003 Hayabusa with 9000 miles. They're stock, nothing special and never dropped.

Any ideas on how to price these?

 

[Earlzach]

KBB would be a good base to start. But the best way to sell fast and get good money is look at a compairable market. Go back to e-bay and find the going price on the similer type bikes. A good deal will always prevail. :2cents:

 

[No Worries]

NADA is a good place to start. http://www.nada.com/

 

[Pigface1]

there aren't many out there... so he says.

:skep: I just searched Cycle Trader for 03 Busas and it returned two pages. :lol:

 

[gtowntt]

If they are that hard to sell, tell him/her to give them to you so he/she can quit worrying about thier value.

 

[Earlzach]

I've got a friend who's trying to unload a couple of his bikes. He doesn't know what they're worth and has looked at cycle trader, EBay and the classifieds, but there aren't many out there... so he says.

He's trying to sell a 2002 ZX6R with 1200 miles and a 2003 Hayabusa with 9000 miles. They're stock, nothing special and never dropped.

Any ideas on how to price these?

In a nut shell, Maybe you could introduce "your friend" to a cycle forum and he can see the General Idea for himself. If I come across any links I will post it. Here is one to refere Him to to get started. Check this link out and let us know how you feel.
http://www.twowheelforum.com/
:lol:

 

[jeeps84]

KBB would be a good base to start. But the best way to sell fast and get good money is look at a compairable market. Go back to e-bay and find the going price on the similer type bikes. A good deal will always prevail. :2cents:

:iagree: This would be the best approach. Also compare the kbb value to the similar bikes found to get an even better idea of the market price. It can be hard to get Blue Book sometimes.

If the bike has any extra parts such as after market exhaust and so forth. These parts don't really do anything for the value unless the buyer is looking for the same mods.

 

[ShanMan14]

In a nut shell, Maybe you could introduce "your friend" to a cycle forum and he can see the General Idea for himself. If I come across any links I will post it. Here is one to refere Him to to get started. Check this link out and let us know how you feel.
http://www.twowheelforum.com/
:lol:

:lol:

 

[snadamo]

you could probably get $4000-$5000 for a 2002 zx6r with 1200 miles (or did you mean 12000?) I dont know, IT also depends on the area too.

 

[ShanMan14]

you could probably get $4000-$5000 for a 2002 zx6r with 1200 miles (or did you mean 12000?) I dont know, IT also depends on the area too.

One thousand two hundred - 1,200

 

[Gas Man]

NADA would be the best place to look... however, I would say they would be worth the top end of the price range for those years!

Oh and Earl...that was some funny crap! :lol:

 

[R1up0n1]

I use KBB as a guide then I use my own judgment for mileage, road rash, mileage...aftermarket parts...they don't get any extra $ from that...

 

[Gas Man]

Yeah but KBB sucks and is WAY off base for what the real market is. Besides all the dealers use NADA!

 

[bumblebee]

One thousand two hundred - 1,200

You ought to slap him for owning a 4 year old bike with 300 miles per year on it...I put more than that on the bee last month... :lol:

 

[snadamo]

You ought to slap him for owning a 4 year old bike with 300 miles per year on it...I put more than that on the bee last month... :lol:

I try to put that on my zx6r. I have gone through 2 tanks of gas so far since its been ridealbe. I have so much stuff to carry from here to there, its easier in the car, but I am findind ways around it

 

[No Worries]

One thousand two hundred - 1,200

I think I've put on that many tires. :wink:

 

[jeeps84]

I think I've put on that many tires. :wink:

:withstupi

 

[Ace]

I've got a friend who's trying to unload a couple of his bikes. He doesn't know what they're worth and has looked at cycle trader, EBay and the classifieds, but there aren't many out there... so he says.

He's trying to sell a 2002 ZX6R with 1200 miles and a 2003 Hayabusa with 9000 miles. They're stock, nothing special and never dropped.

Any ideas on how to price these?

Wait, you have a friend w/ 2 bikes (both sportbikes) and he is not signed up on this forum? :yikes: What kind of administrator are you! :willy: :lol:

 

[2FURYUS]

Wait, you have a friend w/ 2 bikes (both sportbikes) and he is not signed up on this forum? :yikes: What kind of administrator are you! :willy: :lol:

:lol: :lol: good point....what's up with that Shan??? :lol:

 

[R1up0n1]

:lol: :lol: good point....what's up with that Shan??? :lol:

:iagree: what's up with that!!!?