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Snowcarver04
21st November 2006, 16:31
What would you pay for a 1990 250CBR with 48,000 kms on the clock, the usual scrapes for a bike that old,ie about a 10 cent piece size of fabric off the pillion seat,a few scrapes on the fairings-being dropped at low speed but stil looks fine.dent on the exhaust. Just need to get a idea of market value for these bikes.I wrote mine off and the accesor valued it at $3250. After I bought it about two months before the crash for about $4000. I have been looking on trademe and it is very hard to find one under $4000.
Mr. Peanut
21st November 2006, 16:33
$3250 sounds about right.
Snowcarver04
21st November 2006, 16:50
Thats in Auckland too which seems to make a differance.
imdying
21st November 2006, 17:26
To be honest, even $3250 is a joke... but at least it's an accurate market value. In reality, a 48000km 90 CBR250 is probably worth $1500 tops... it's only the learner license requirements that give something like that any value.
hurricane_r
21st November 2006, 17:28
its its cbr250r or rr that price is good, cbr250, thats over-priced bigtime i think, specialy if private sale
Pathos
21st November 2006, 18:39
Market value is whatever the idiot who cares the least about their cash is willing to pay. $4000 easy on trademe.
MattRSK
21st November 2006, 18:48
hmm, I might sell my CBR then.
mikey
21st November 2006, 18:55
Red Baron Are Rapists
crazybigal
21st November 2006, 20:24
those fuckers at red barron want 6k ,Yeah right!!
people must be paying it!
Wenier
21st November 2006, 21:24
There is always someone out there who wants it enough to pay a ridiculous price which carries the cycle on and on.
R6_kid
21st November 2006, 21:28
There is always someone out there who wants it enough to pay a ridiculous price which carries the cycle on and on.
yep, dumbasses....
remove the emotion and you end up getting better deals at better prices!
vtec
21st November 2006, 21:35
For a single R... for 40,000k's in reasonable nick, I would have thought $4,500 private sale minimum.
For a double RR... 30-50,000k's $5g minimum private, $6.5g at a dealer minimum and up to $8g for one in excellent condition... It's a joke, but it's what is happening in reality.
Tell the assessor that he needs to update his prices. They've actually gone up over the last couple of years. They aren't making any more CBR250's, and haven't been for about 12 years, and it's been 14 years since they made the good ones.
mikey
21st November 2006, 22:33
just get red baron to write you out a quote for one of there cbrs. make up some bull shit, say its for a persoanl loan or something, dont tell them its for insurance write off, or theyll write out something saying its worth 4. then go to an equally rapeing bike shop, colemans? who should have some around same price d osame thing. two quotes, insurance company cant say 3500, if they do, write to insurance ombudsman.
hope you didnt tell them how much you paid for it.
7 grand is RAPE but its what there selling for.
vtec
21st November 2006, 22:39
Yeah, good thinking Mikey. Botany Honda is an option for quotes too, they always have a few CBR250's.
lukelin250
22nd November 2006, 14:11
7g from a dealer ,mint cond.
8000km's
hope that sets a ballpark for what your looking at.
Morcs
22nd November 2006, 14:23
Or go to a bike shop that you are pretty chummy with, tell them straight up and they should value the bike at what you value it at ;)
I have a bit of a predicament with something at the mo, and red baron are playing ball to help me out.
When i get people wanting boats valued for insurance purposes, for a box of beer i will value it at pretty much what they want me to value it!
steved
22nd November 2006, 15:44
This is the first time I have ever seen someone complain about the low price of a CBR250. ;)
SPman
22nd November 2006, 17:30
In Perth - mint condition - dealer - $9200!!!
So $7k dont seem so bad.
I think a new ZXR400 went for about $13000 in 1990
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