This seven year old Katana has seen less than 200 miles!
Bike: 2004 Suzuki GSX-600F Katana
Miles: <200mi
Price: $5,000 USD
Location: Vancouver, Washington
Now, this isn’t a very collectible bike (To mainstream collectors…) but it has been hardly used in the last seven years. The seller states that this bike has been in storage for years, features some after-market parts such as a Yoshimura exhaust system, and that offers will be considered. The last bit of that sentence is the most important, the asking price of $5,000 makes this Katana the most likely candidate for the “Most expensive 2004 Katana in the U.S.” competition. KBB retail (For what it’s worth) for this bike is $3,015. Granted, KBB doesn’t really apply to the majority–any–of the bike featured on this site, including this one, but a $2k premium is all the money for a bike with less than 200 miles. This bike probably isn’t the only forgotten Katana with low miles, so keep that in mind if you’re interested. The bike does have some after-market parts and stickers–for some reason–which doesn’t inflate the value at all, but if your significant other wants a bike and you know that they probably won’t ride it anyway, this bike might be perfect for you if you can get it for a good price. See the bike on Craigslist here.
AG
this bike is realy ugly, im fan of your web page and its de first time i see this type of bike here, but the bike look like new, i think is expensive too. well im big fan for the fzr 400 sorry for mi bad english im from mexico, congratulations for your page im addicted every day i check your post
katana’s are not rare dime a dozen very UJM 200 miles or less no matter if it had 1 mile. Is not a rare sport bike. maybe the old orginal one but not these model years.
Wow, a Katana on this website??? The only way this bike should be on this website is if there were two hot naked girls that come with the purchase of this bike.
Still love the site though.
Tom
Delete from your mailing list!!! lol
Ha! I’m sorry guys, put down the torches and pitch forks, I’ll never let it happen again!