Does anyone have one that they'd be willing to sell and for how much?
Does anyone have one that they'd be willing to sell and for how much?
Not a big seller here... You'd have more luck finding a GN125.
But there is one at Rogers Motorcycles $1595
http://www.motorcycletrader.co.nz/De...rcycletradernz
i saw that one, but I dont have enough money for that and it would mean more months saving and more months without a bike![]()
Got enuff for a deposit?? Go see your bank manager they're just dying to give out loans at a lower interest than Bike shop finance.
Here's a GS125 (virtually the same thing) but it's a piece of shit and would cost over a grand before you got it on the road.....
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-54959490.htm
I got a grand(give or take) but i'm only a 15 year old kid, and i don't want to get into debt at my ageOriginally Posted by XTC
Then get a job and save, thats what I did and still am doing.Originally Posted by mafu1
Job + Saving =( Ok maybe not a scooter but a bike. )
I have got a job, it took four months saving and selling my pc to get a grand
Now come on! Don't say I'm only a 15yo kid! You are a 15yo MAN.Originally Posted by mafu1
Welcome to the joys of adult hood. Some debt is not bad but debt that carries a high interest rate is to be avoided at all costs. Find some after/before school or weekend work (or all), keep off the drugs and alcohol, make ya lunch instead of buying it. And save save save..... You can make it happen, you have options. Plus 1595 is just their asking price you can always negotiate.
i do do all the things you mention, and i'm still miles offOriginally Posted by XTC
The 125s are not so common. Is there a reason you specify the 125? (eg Mum setting that as limit or something).
I suggest you consider an older GN250. Sound ones from the 1980s or even 1990s can be had on occasion for less than $1000. And they are robust enough to still be going well at that age. And as they are still in production (!) spare parts re readily available.
If your need is for transportation you might consider a small scooter, various models are aredily available within your budget.
I am sure that someone will read you a lecture about the need to spend $5000 on protective "gear". Take such extreme figures with a grain of salt. However you will need to allow for a helmet, and some protective clothing. This need not be anywhere near as expensive however as some would have you believe. (it can often also be requested as christmas or birthday presents ! verb. sap)
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Ixion's right, unless you have been 'restricted', go for a GN like http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...87&postcount=1
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
That one is nice but beyond his budget. But wait a bit, earlier or less bling ones come up regularly at less than $1000
EDIT: like this one http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-53190602.htm, closed and sold now, but an example of what may be had.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Here's one for you Mr Mafu1
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-55014224.htm
Hi guys,
Ixion is correct my mother has put a limit on me (150cc) and gave me a big lecture on you got to learn to crawl before you walk. I suggested en125 because they look awesome, but the one on bikepoint is slightly too expensive. Thanks for all your help so far.![]()
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