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massey
26th July 2006, 17:32
ZXR250 or similar wanted. must be good mechanically and bodywise.
cheers
degrom
26th July 2006, 18:50
Welcome to KB(KiwiBiker)... You will find one soon. but don't pay more than $2000... (I have seen people wanting to sell a 250 that's 16 years old for $7000)
limbimtimwim
26th July 2006, 19:00
Welcome!
Umm, how does this grab you? http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?p=696328#post696328
massey
27th July 2006, 09:57
hey there, thanks for the advice. I had a look at that thread but thought im better off buying something I dont have to fix up and something i can see going, that way there shouldn't be any supprises.
cheers
placidfemme
27th July 2006, 10:15
Welcome to KB(KiwiBiker)... You will find one soon. but don't pay more than $2000... (I have seen people wanting to sell a 250 that 16 years old for $7000)
haha a GOOD ZXR for $2000? lol not gonna happen
degrom
27th July 2006, 10:34
haha a GOOD ZXR for $2000? lol not gonna happen
I see you know your stuff!!!
I totally agree with you, don't go for a 250!!!
placidfemme
27th July 2006, 11:36
I see you know your stuff!!!
I totally agree with you, don't go for a 250!!!
I've never seen a 250, exspecially a ZXR thats in good condition for under $4000.
If its under $4000 it needs work done it.
If your really looking for something in the 250 class for $2000-ish, your looking at mid to late 80's models or a GN250 lol
degrom
27th July 2006, 11:47
If your really looking for something in the 250 class for $2000-ish, your looking at mid to late 80's models or a GN250 lol
Wrong again... I paid $500 for my 83 GN and it purrr's like a beast.. (Could be the rusted exhaust... LOL)
Just kidding with you... GN's are the only cheap 250's you will get. I just can't justify paying $4000 for a 250 when you can get a CB750 that almost needs not work done at that price.
Brett
27th July 2006, 12:24
Welcome to KB(KiwiBiker)... You will find one soon. but don't pay more than $2000... (I have seen people wanting to sell a 250 that's 16 years old for $7000)
You could get a wrecked one for 2k...
aff-man
27th July 2006, 12:32
I've never seen a 250, exspecially a ZXR thats in good condition for under $4000.
If its under $4000 it needs work done it.
If your really looking for something in the 250 class for $2000-ish, your looking at mid to late 80's models or a GN250 lol
Bull.. need I remind you of my mighty zxr 250 ...... now it was a beast and changed hands a few times at well under $4000
Zxr's are over priced but if you find one that is "cosmetically challenged" you'll find thier price dropps substantially. And is a good way to get a decent bike and slowly do it up when the funds become available.
placidfemme
27th July 2006, 12:34
Bull.. need I remind you of my mighty zxr 250 ...... now it was a beast and changed hands a few times at well under $4000
Zxr's are over priced but if you find one that is "cosmetically challenged" you'll find thier price dropps substantially. And is a good way to get a decent bike and slowly do it up when the funds become available.
yeah but you work on all your own bikes, and no doubt there was stuff you had to do on it... I'm saying in general, you don't see ZXR's that don't need work done on them for under $4000 very often, and most of the time when you do they are the "A" model...
aff-man
27th July 2006, 13:01
yeah but you work on all your own bikes, and no doubt there was stuff you had to do on it... I'm saying in general, you don't see ZXR's that don't need work done on them for under $4000 very often, and most of the time when you do they are the "A" model...
The only work I did on it was general maintainance (oil change etc ) and the stuff I had to do when I chucked it down the road..
DEals are to be had on the 89 bikes just need to look out for them.
A newer model as placid said won't go for much under $4k I think the cheapest I've seen is a little over $3k.
placidfemme
27th July 2006, 13:15
The only work I did on it was general maintainance (oil change etc ) and the stuff I had to do when I chucked it down the road..
DEals are to be had on the 89 bikes just need to look out for them.
A newer model as placid said won't go for much under $4k I think the cheapest I've seen is a little over $3k.
eh... 250 prices suck!!! and it sucks even more if you have to fix one you've chucked down the road or in my case into a cliff thingy... lol
degrom
27th July 2006, 14:14
Yes... the prices do suck!!! But once you get your full licence and you get out of the 250 demand chain you have more choices to pick of.
Boosted
27th July 2006, 14:29
You can have my zxr250 for 4g :) heheh
massey
27th July 2006, 18:52
So you think the ZXR's are over priced eh? So whats a good 250 model to start off on that has the looks but also has abit of snot? i have around 3G maybe up to 4 to spend.
cheers fellas
MidnightMike
27th July 2006, 21:30
either the hyosung comet or a similar v twin.
skidMark
1st August 2006, 19:36
i paid 3 for mine and hey nothing wrong with an "A" model ya cheeky buggers lol
FROSTY
1st August 2006, 21:32
well the one I bought needs a valve grind-whoopie whoopie.
zeRax
1st August 2006, 22:09
your in the south island :O
id probably sell mine, not sure, summers coming up :\
1989 ZXR250a done like 39500 km's, engine in its done about 33000km's( did a big end in original engine ), spare cam chain etc, both within spec, best ones in it atm, replaced recitifier after i got the bike with a brand new one~
just reg'd and wof'd, i just bought a car recently :puke:
depending on weither i buy this VFR 400R nc21 :/ or not, i might sell the zxr, summer is coming thou :\, id probably sell if i buy this other vfr 400r, all depends on that thou, dont want to be without a bike for summer !
although i just recently got full cover for it, fucking good deal too, hmm. dunno.
(nevermind, as of august 04th i just wrote it off :( good thing parents hounded me into getting insurance )
leg hurts !!
WarlockNZ
6th August 2006, 18:46
Iv'e got one for sale as well ... it's a long way away from you tho .
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