Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
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Not worth a carrot
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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?

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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
I wish I could dig up a carrot like that! That 916 is pristine it is...!Drunkn Munky wrote:its a nice carrot that 916

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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
CRM wrote:agreed, The 35 is more appealing to the first time 400 owner because it's "more modern" but after riding a sorted 30 i think most tend to prefer the 30.
Prices of 35's are still quite high, however in the real world very few sell for those mad prices - well to uk owners anyway, a few go abroad where they represent good value for money.

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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
How much is it? The going price here for a clean one as below...
These two are from a dealers (so overpriced) but this one has only done 5000miles, 4000gbp... you can get same condition for 1000gbp less if you goto a bike shop.
http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... s246105238
12,500 miles.. bit cheaper.
http://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/150103376
3300gbp.
I think maybe 3000gbp for a super clean original condition bike IF you want a collectable.
I'd rather pay around 2000 for a bike thats clean but i'm not afraid to use it, I like to ride them :D
These two are from a dealers (so overpriced) but this one has only done 5000miles, 4000gbp... you can get same condition for 1000gbp less if you goto a bike shop.
http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... s246105238
12,500 miles.. bit cheaper.
http://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/150103376
3300gbp.
I think maybe 3000gbp for a super clean original condition bike IF you want a collectable.
I'd rather pay around 2000 for a bike thats clean but i'm not afraid to use it, I like to ride them :D
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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
Nah, I rode it and it was about as enjoyable as a donkey ride at the sea-side.micpec wrote:I wish I could dig up a carrot like that! That 916 is pristine it is...!Drunkn Munky wrote:its a nice carrot that 916
Honestly, I really, really, really, didn't like...



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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
well in that case Gareth, you deffo wont like the 998S i have then will you. wont be wanting to try that out next 

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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
Nope... definately not...
Oh, OK then. When am I coming over LOL
Oh, OK then. When am I coming over LOL
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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
Guys, I thought about it long and hard.
My bike is tatty by comparison, has 30k more miles, but fresh suspension & new Diablo Rosso2's. Runs great, feels sorted. Happy to ride in the rain, or at Cadwell, if it gets dropped, I'll cry for a day,
The 'fresher' bike would need suspension sorting, and tyres and MOT, plus I would hate to ride it in the rain , and if I dropped it I would cry for a month.
So I'm leaving it, and riding the sorted tattier bike.
Thanks for advice though!!
My bike is tatty by comparison, has 30k more miles, but fresh suspension & new Diablo Rosso2's. Runs great, feels sorted. Happy to ride in the rain, or at Cadwell, if it gets dropped, I'll cry for a day,
The 'fresher' bike would need suspension sorting, and tyres and MOT, plus I would hate to ride it in the rain , and if I dropped it I would cry for a month.
So I'm leaving it, and riding the sorted tattier bike.
Thanks for advice though!!
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Re: Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?
Good choice, so you gunna post a link to the bike now so we can all have a look?