Which motorcycle finance?

[neels]

Still, even with running costs it's likely to be cheaper than public transport.

And you don't have to sit next to poor people.

[EJK]

Still, even with running costs it's likely to be cheaper than public transport.

On road cost of $350 plus maybe loan application fee of $250-ish.

Still, there is no fucking way I'm paying over $4k for a GN, let alone a 125cc!

[swbarnett]

On road cost of $350 plus maybe loan application fee of $250-ish.

Still, there is no fucking way I'm paying over $4k for a GN, let alone a 125cc!

Agreed.

I paid $3,000 for mine new and sold it 2 years and 40,000km later for $2,700. I'm sure I would've saved more than $300 over public transport.

[FJRider]

Still, even with running costs it's likely to be cheaper than public transport.

Tied financially to a GN125 for transport ... for two years ...

The bus might start looking good ...

[mossy1200]

On road cost of $350 plus maybe loan application fee of $250-ish.

Still, there is no fucking way I'm paying over $4k for a GN, let alone a 125cc!

list price 2700 plus on road 350

But advertised interest free 2 years no deposit $35.00 per week.

104 weeks is $3620.00

I wonder what the remaining $570 covers if its not interest? Some will be paperwork fees. Could the rest be loan protection insurances?

If it is I guess you could opt out of that.

Could it be the first years insurance?



Anyway

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-771921364.htm

Add $400 onroad plates etc. Ride it for a year and sell it for more than it owes you if its still registered.

[swbarnett]

Tied financially to a GN125 for transport ... for two years ...

The bus might start looking good ...

This was when I got back into riding after 10 years out. Great little confidence booster. Even took it to Rotorua and around a few times.

I'd rather be riding a GN that not riding at all.

[FJRider]

I wonder what the remaining $570 covers if its not interest? Some will be paperwork fees.

Go to the Trademe site and ask the seller that question ...

[mossy1200]

I would say it will be loan protection insurance. Its likely the shop will encourage it for no deposit finance.

How is my $550 gn125 auction going?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-771921364.htm

Still no bids. That be a cheap way to start. Not very hard to get new plates sorted. Learner or commuter bike for under 1k and your saving bus monies.