Hey guys, thanks for your patience. Here are the latest from you via email and Facebook that are still active. Good luck to buyers and sellers!
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Dan spotted this refreshed Ducati 750SS for just $4500. Not bad compared to the $7k+ 900SS we featured earlier.
Michael spots this 1990 Yamaha FZR600 For Sale in Ohio for just $2700 with no downs. The pink windscreen will be cheap to replace and awesome in the meantime!
Scott sends us this 1986 Suzuki RG500 for sale in Florida for $14350 on Craigslist.
Brian shoots us this 94 Honda VFR750 with under a 1k miles. I think I’ve put that many miles on my buddy’s bike and I don’t even own it. $7500 is obviously on the high end but if I was in the market for a touring bike and was sick of seeing examples start in five figures I’d be all over this.
The FZR is overpriced. If anyone wants one there is a guy that does motorcycle repair in his spare time out of his garage in my area and he has a bunch of bikes in there, he is always buying and selling. He has one of these 1990 FZR600 Genesis’s, looks in as good of a condition with only 11 000KM (NOT miles, KM) and he has had it for over a year now. Tried selling it for $600 with a bunch of parts and it wouldn’t sell. I had a 1987 FZ750 Genesis, I got nothing for it. You can’t give those bikes away, so I would say $2700 is out of the question for this bike. They are getting dated, parts are harder to find and what not I guess. I do like them, but they are a bad bet if you want to ever see any of your money ever again.
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Talk about overpriced…the VFR at $7500 is WAAAAAAAAY overpriced. I paid $5k for a 2001 model with 500 miles! And I think I overpaid myself haha. Considering I got a 1500 mile 2007 25th Anniversary for $500 more a few months later.
The 4th gen VFRs NACAs are great but wow thats about $2k more than its worth. Someone is really going to have to love a low mile Gen 4 alot to pay that. Good luck I say.
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