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    1990 Yamaha SRX250 opinions

    OK, well I found a bike that I like and it's in my price range I have talked to the guy who is selling and he said he can deliver it to me with a brand new wof for $2000. It is a 1990 SRX250 with just over 20k on the clock, all of the other bikes that are in my price range (2.5k and under) are in the the high 40k's and over , is this a good deal, does anyone have any advice/experience with this model and a similar year?? Seeing that I have a couple of hundy left over from my top dollar I might take it in for a service when it gets here, what kinda price am I looking at??
    Thanks for all of the info in my other threads,

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    They are a good bike and I think you are getting a good deal for $2000 with 20k on the clock. I would run a history check though and see what condition its in though just to be sure. Otherwise I would say go for it and if you need any help scruitenising it, there are a few of us here who can help ya.
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    How would I run a history check on it?? Get the rego number and go into a post shop kinda thing and what does that cost??

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    Check out aalemon.co.nz It costs a wee bit but it will tell you if there is money oweing, if its stolen, its a bloody handy tool.
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    oh and also is there any way to make sure that the KM's are genuine?? The guy is down in southland so I won't really be able to have a good look at it until it gets up here and by then I will of payed for it. Worth the risk, cause it sounds a lot better than anything else have been able to find and the single cylanders are uaually pretty reliable right?

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    very cool little bike ol son
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamiepo
    oh and also is there any way to make sure that the KM's are genuine?? The guy is down in southland so I won't really be able to have a good look at it until it gets up here and by then I will of payed for it. Worth the risk, cause it sounds a lot better than anything else have been able to find and the single cylanders are uaually pretty reliable right?
    Yep thats true, it will tell ya all about the KM's.

    Single cylinders are great unless they are a CG125, then they are arseholes. Anyway, you will have great fun on it and as long as it runs well and isn't a tip bike, as frosty says, they are really cool.
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    this is the bike HERE

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    Tip bike???? Been fallen off of?

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    they aren't as quick as some of the other sprot bikes, but in exhange for that you get a great learners bike and most importantly if your on a tight budget, reliability, and low fuel costs, i used to have the sr250 which is the less sporty version, but they are still a lot of fun for a learner and a great starting place, how far is this person delivering the bike? $1500+ is about normal for a tidy SRX with 30,000km on it, so yeah depending on how far the delivery is, I'd be asking that they chuck a years rego on as well as the wof, don't rush in and pay to much

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamiepo
    Tip bike???? Been fallen off of?
    Looks neat. Yep, a tip bike is a crashed or ugly looking thing. Almost like a rat bike but with class
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    certainly the numbers on the odometer look a bit suspect - they should all line up nicely. 20000kms in 15 years is a pretty low annual amount....

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    Also there is some nice grazing on the instrument console I would want to check out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sniper
    Also there is some nice grazing on the instrument console I would want to check out.
    That looks like the kind of thing a bunch of keys will make.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bungbung
    That looks like the kind of thing a bunch of keys will make.
    It just looks rather black with some deep grazing. Might have been dropped which may have something to do with the speedo being misaligned
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