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Pinned The 'Look What I Found on eBay,Gumtree,Just Bikes,Bikesales' Thread!

Discussion in 'The Pub' started by kiffsta, Jan 17, 2011.

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  1. Gizziracer

    Gizziracer Well-Known Member Premium Member Contributing Member

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    If the parts are available to get it running and keep it running it doesn't look so expensive to me. Look at what sort of prices the Yamaha RZ 500 and Suzuki RG 500s are commanding, pretty sure parts availability for either of these isn't too good either. As I suggested in an earlier post, kilometers on most 2 strokes are just about the most expensive kilometers you can do on any mass produced motorcycle. Fast wearing, fragile engines, extremely thirsty, horrible for the environment, But also way too much fun for committed owners to worry about their foibles.
     
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  2. Frankster

    Frankster See the World before you leave it Staff Member Premium Member Ride and Events Crew

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    Yes, I agree @Gizziracer but the point I was trying to make is that asking over $5,000 for a rusty POS that doesn't even run is a bit much. The $8,000 bike seller was originally asking $10k and I'm keen to see how low he eventually has to go to make the sale.

    The $8,000 MVX is also registered and as the listing says..."Restored MVX goes well still needs a couple of little things to finish I just can’t source them . Comes with another frame and a couple of motors, very rare bike haven’t seen one in this condition for sale in years price is 10k because of its rarity 0410442092".

    I'd pay the $8,000 just to get the bike and the extra frame and engines.
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Premium Member Ride and Events Crew Contributing Member

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    Hmmm, now you have me thinking.
     
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  4. Frankster

    Frankster See the World before you leave it Staff Member Premium Member Ride and Events Crew

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    I’ll give you a VT250F (sans engine) if you want to ‘play’.
     
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  5. ShaneP

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    The comparable bike would be the RD250, but they are a lot more popular, and it would want to be Mickey Mouse to pay $5k. Mightn't be as rare, but it means there are parts and add-ons and lots of expertise. Or just go an rgv.
     
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  8. kiffsta

    kiffsta Administrator Staff Member Dirty Wheel Club Contributing Member

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    Silly prices , but the earlier 87 fzr1000 is touted as a future classic and fetch around $8000 to $10000 , the later not so much
     
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    Heres where it should go .... especially as it 'runs grate ' :cool:

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  11. Andych

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    Ride it in and walk away, Job done.


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    what are you guys going on about, there is some wacko honda owner who must have it for an absurd amount = profit !!!!!
     
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  13. Gizziracer

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    As long as the ride to work is a perfectly straight line I think this bike has some “grate” features. Huge weight savings are possible when the exhaust system can double as both a centre stand and a side stand. Fantastic innovation!
     
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  14. ShaneP

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    Is that front tyre a mountain bike tyre?
     
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    I agree, that front tyre looks like a mountain bike tyre. Surprised it got a roadworthy as I am sure the speed rating of a mountain bike tyre would be well below the capability of just about any road bike.
     
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  16. Gizziracer

    Gizziracer Well-Known Member Premium Member Contributing Member

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    Maybe they rated that front tyre on the bikes cornering speed.. no way that things doing a roundabout much faster than a geriatrics walking pace. With so little ground clearance you would just about have to hang off it to change direction.
     
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    Well he certainly wouldnt be able to outrun Mr Plod on that thing....
     
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    Heres another little project ̶s̶h̶i̶t̶b̶o̶x̶ bike for u @Andych :D

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    Haha, nah, I have enough of them. That one probably won’t last long though


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