View Full Version : Honda CBR250,1990. Black. Near mint condition. Great runner. $1,500
sammyb
7th January 2013, 10:00
I have for sale a cbr250 1990. Wof ran out in december bike is dereg (written off) Has been repaired and is in very good condition.
Heaps of power definitely not for the faint hearted riders
I don't know to much about bikes but figured it would be best to put add on here before going to trademe seem as you guys would know alot about it, please view as I don't know alot about bikes
It starts and runs good, Hasn't been driven in a month
Faults that I know of
small crack in fairing
leaking front shock
Can take video on request of cold start for anyone interested
photos as below
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after 1500 firm
ducatilover
7th January 2013, 11:02
Any paper work for the repairs and damages?
Any service history?
Can you measure the thickness of the discs?
Cheers, reasonable price, if it'll go through a re-vin well enough :yes:
Xsannz
7th January 2013, 14:16
Can i come have a look.
1500 ill take it if you have the repair paperwork.
Give me a call on 021441011
sammyb
8th January 2013, 11:35
sorry no p/w.Only got the turners receipt it was purchased on. All that its had done was a new rear wheel and tyre and new rear lights and brackets it drives fine don't think its ever had chassis damage or anything like that. Not sure on discs best to view to avoid any disappointment's as I am not clued up with bikes
viewing in woolston
txt/call me on 02102795337
Cheers
Xsannz
8th January 2013, 12:37
Hmmm if it was just dereg all good.
But written of because of previous damage means that it will need a frame cert which is the expensive bit...
imdying
8th January 2013, 14:08
It's an MC22 (I thought they started in 1991?) so you can probably get more than what you're asking FWIW.
sammyb
8th January 2013, 14:32
Can anyone confirm if its been accident damaged that it will actually need a frame cert? if this is the case then it may just be useful for parts or to transfer onto another frame ?
And how can I find out the exact reason its been dereg? Will it be listed in the system somewhere?
How do I tell if its an mc22?
if its not sold by the end of the week if will go on trademe I need it gone and it owes me 1500 all up so hoping to get that back
Xsannz
8th January 2013, 14:59
It will need a engineer check if its been written off.
Just spoke to a vtnz guy and he gave me a local engineer who will do the engineering check against factory measurments.
This is required for the recompliance certificate that is needed to then new plates and reg along with a brake declaration.
Cost of brake decleration and engineer check is 350 dollars. and then your plates and reg check at vtnz afterwards will be about 400 odd dollars.
Not too bad but pricey.
Your model is mc22 no doubt about that.
THe engineer will require the damage report and any pre photos to compare against the repair.
I am happy to pay 1400 maybe a little more if you have a damage report or pre repair photos.
Lovely bikes the mc22.
If i purchase it will be going back on the road for my wife to use as a commuter.
Xsannz
8th January 2013, 15:01
And no some mc22 came out in 90 as a pre production run on grey imports in japan.
They retail for about 4k in really good nick with no bad history.
But alot of people dont like a bike thats been written off.
hopefully ive helped and as i said i am happy to pickup and pay cash.
Xsannz
8th January 2013, 15:07
If you want a report on the bike just use 0900 the vir and get a full report on either the frame number or number plate.
Costs about 25 dollars.
Xsannz
8th January 2013, 15:18
Just did a vir report at my cost.
Bike is dereg written off by insurance.
12 owners.
No finance.
No security
Not stolen.
Dereg twice once 3 years ago and theb again last year.
Wof expired december.
ducatilover
8th January 2013, 20:59
To my (limited) knowledge anyone "competent" can do the brake declaration? It was something like that last time I helped something through
I've never seen a pre-'91 MC22, nor heard of one, ya learn something every day
Xsannz
9th January 2013, 07:16
It could be somebody at ltsa made a mistake with the year when the bike was first imported.
Vir report says 1990, and google shows some 1990 mc 22 models when searching.
Depends on the how anal some testing officers are. Vinz require and engineer brake declaration but vtnz will let you do it yourself.
The engineer who will do the cert check sai. He would do a brake check when he does the rest so guess it just covers the bases.
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