I'd say you have done exceptionally well to lose only that small amount of money.
Steve
I'd say you have done exceptionally well to lose only that small amount of money.
Steve
"I am a licenced motorcycle instructor, I agree with dangerousbastard, no point in repeating what he said."
"read what Steve says. He's right."
"What Steve said pretty much summed it up."
"I did axactly as you said and it worked...!!"
"Wow, Great advise there DB."
WTB: Hyosung bikes or going or not.
Good point Dave - $16k or so for a new Street or $22 for the Speed ........
I had a 750 Kawasaki I purchased new for $3999 in 1983 - owned it for 23 years - kept it mint and did some very tasteful mods over the years. I got 4k for it on Trademe.
Molly is right Harleys used to be money in the bank. I wonder if there will be a glut of them one day soon on the pre-loved market after the huge sales of them over the past 5 years or so. Might pick myself up a nice project donor in a decade or so
I am always surprised at the price the first of the new Triumph triples fetch - appear popular and get good dollars. Big Dave loves his.
Vespas hold their money well!
[Robot Voice] You've lost the plot.
You have forgotten: motorbicycles are just expensive toys.
[/Robot Voice]
... and that's what I think.
Or summat.
Or maybe not...
Dunno really....![]()
hows this,buell 1125r and now you can buy new for under 14k![]()
BALZY RULES US
does that mean it should double in price![]()
BALZY RULES US
So you had one handbike to begin with and then got another one? One isn't enough or do you need on for either hand?
Jokes aside, what was the price of the GN250 and what was the price of the M50? Either way, $200 and $500 loss of value on a motorcycle is not really a lot.
A used bike should not loose as much value as a brand new on - on the other hand it's more likely to cost you more on the maintenance side of things.
Which is why you went out and got a license exemption so you could get yourself a larger bike? (And yes, I would dearly have loved seeing you on a GN250.Originally Posted by Tank
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What can I say - I like handbags
$2,300 from memory on the Ginny and $10,500 for the M50 (Suzuki fiest)
Loving it and having it be suitable for me are two different things. I used to take that bike 'the long way home' more nights than not - I loved being out there on it. Something about the joys of riding your first new bike.
Having said that - I love my new toy more.
Best bike for depreciation: Honda cbr250rr - I bought mine for $5000, rode it around a bit and then sold it for $5000. This was a couple of years ago, but I'm sure if you had one for sale right now at $5000 you'd still sell it.
Looking at a new blade... from what I can see round the traps it'll lose $8000 as soon as I wheel it out the doorBut meh, it's only money
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Hmmm, think I have a Vincent Black Sparrow or something out in the shed that has never been used, still in the crate from memory. Bit old now so probably has lost a bit of value...
Where's that fucking spanner...
Hammond rode one on top gear racing an old jag and a steam train.
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