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Whats it worth ..?

11 posts · Started by gigeorge · 30 Jul 2009

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I often find Parkers guide a bit unrealistic with prices, they valued my evo vi at 6500 when the demand for such cars is and was quite great as its a "speciality" item they tend to fetch a bit more. I got 8500 for mine.

Is this not the same with the ktms?
Quite possibly, I've never sold one and dont plan on it for ages, but when mine goes it's likely to be the highest mileage one around!

At least it's in top condition.

Best way to determine value is to watch eBay ones go and log the prices, that's ultimately what peole will pay and therefore what they are really worth.

It's a PITA though.
Cheers for the info / advice.
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difficult to say. gotta be worth £4500 - £5000 but like they say it's whatever anyone will pay for it. why are you selling, i might know someone who's intersted. give me a pm
Hi all,
I'm new to the site so please be gentle

I've been looking at a 1290 super duke r 2014
it has 4000 miles
has full akropovic system
tail tidy
uprated seat
akro map

i like the look of the bike, but am unsure if its overpriced?
its up for £13800
They say i can have it for 13500,
New bikes are 13999, but thats obviously without the trick bits...
Looking online on some other second had bikes and the go from about 10-12k,

just don't know if i can justify the 13,500

I've told them today i would be a player at about 12k but not much else was said,

or is it worth the 13500?

thanks
Dan
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