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End-of-season values - LongRanger_imp - 08-25-2018
Scouring the local Craigslist for neat used bikes this time of the year always seems to reveal some screaming deals. Here's what I found today:
2004 BMW R1100S with bags, new tires, all stock, 9300 miles, $3600
2014 BMW RNineT, all stock, 8200 miles, $7995
2014 Honda Interceptor Deluxe with OE panniers, as new, 5600 miles, $4800
2015 Honda Grom, as new, only 46 miles, $2200.
Lots and lots of nearly-new Harley's for low asking prices. Once Sturgis is over and September approaches, people dump these bikes while they still can. This time of the year is always a great buyer's market. Come to think of it, I bought my one-year old DLX for a song in mid-August 2015. It had been languishing at the Honda dealer for six weeks.
RE: End-of-season values - misterprofessionality - 08-25-2018
I never seem to find the good deals. the best thing i've seen that was actually real was late '70s XS750 for $1600, about 23k miles as I recall running and road-ready condition. that was really attractive to me, but i keep telling myself there's no way i'm buying a second bike for at least 3-4 years.
RE: End-of-season values - Banned_imp - 08-25-2018
Today I found:
1977 Suzuki GS750 for $1500 32,000km
Ad says two owner bike, always garage stored and not ridden in the rain. If it wasn't 5 hours away I would go see it.
RE: End-of-season values - peterbaron - 08-25-2018
I found, 1975 Honda CB500T for C$3400, certified...as per ad:
-Chrome in beautiful condition
-Leather seat in beautiful condition
-In excellent running condition
-9000 original miles
Will start either with the electric starter or the kickstart
![[Image: 390651f8ff4012c1c15cc242bafbf305.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/201808/390651f8ff4012c1c15cc242bafbf305.jpg)
RE: End-of-season values - LongRanger_imp - 08-25-2018
Ah yes, the original "brown seat" bike!
I wonder if David Silver Spares would have the missing side cover and badge in stock.
RE: End-of-season values - glenncal1_imp - 08-26-2018
2013 CB1100 2,600 miles 9.25/10 $4600. Oops that is the one I bought 6 months ago
RE: End-of-season values - flynrider - 08-26-2018
Seems like prices are definitely getting more attractive. I found a new '17 CB11 last weekend for $8K, but somebody else got it.
I've also got my eye on Kaw's '18 Z900RS. Found one for $9K last week, but it's not the rootbeer and orange color I'm looking for.
I hope the trend continues.
RE: End-of-season values - Cormanus - 08-26-2018
So, you’d buy a 2017 CB1100 ahead of the Z900RS if the price were right, Flyn?
Edit: ignore this; I saw the other post here, http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13252&pid=216558#pid216558
RE: End-of-season values - flynrider - 08-26-2018
There's a '17 across town for $9K, which is about $1K more than the local branch of that dealer was selling the same bike last week. I already called 'em and asked if they'd make me the same deal. They said they wouldn't. I'll just keep watching it. Time is on my side.
Edit: This particular dealer is well known for stacking ridiculous fees on top of the asking price, so I need to see it down to around $8K to hit my target out-the-door price.
RE: End-of-season values - Banned_imp - 08-29-2018
Today's find:
2004 Kawasaki Z1000 $4600 22,000km
I don't think it is a super great deal (about average) but I love the '04-06 Z1000. My old riding partner bought a new one in '04 but was paralyzed two months later and had to sell it. I really wanted to buy it but really didn't have time for more than one motorcycle.
This one is completely stock and only 30 mins from me, if I can reach the bars I'm buying it.