Opinion...how much to ask for, NC23
Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 4:52 pm
Hi guys,
I have a white NC23, have had various problems with, all now sorted.....but have decided that its probably the wrong bike for me (as I have no mechanical ability)....think I will stick to my accountancy!
So here goes;
CBR400 NC23 Tri-arm, 47500km, E-Reg.
Body work in very good condition for age, no cracks etc.
New (reconditioned) radiator only 500 miles ago. Just had the dust seals done on breaks, had the thermostat switches sensors etc changed about 600 miles ago. Things that the bike needs;
1. Front break pads
2. Rear Tyre (although legal...only just!).
3. Front break leaver (the bit at the end that makes the break light work bust off, so have disconnected the switch at the mo).
4. I would change sprockets / chain as they have seen better days (but are safe to ride).
It will come with a remote start alarm (put it on there to be a tosser basically - haven't used it for ages), also comes with an optimax charger all set-up.
Bike is capable of 120 easily (*cough*....obviously I wouldn't ride so irresponsibly! :D )
So really nice starter bike, or track day bike. Getting a 600 Bandit sorted for next week all being well - more than welcome to come have a view and do some type kicking, its based in Nuneaton......
would be really interested in hearing what sort of price range you think for the bike!?
Rob.
I have a white NC23, have had various problems with, all now sorted.....but have decided that its probably the wrong bike for me (as I have no mechanical ability)....think I will stick to my accountancy!
So here goes;
CBR400 NC23 Tri-arm, 47500km, E-Reg.
Body work in very good condition for age, no cracks etc.
New (reconditioned) radiator only 500 miles ago. Just had the dust seals done on breaks, had the thermostat switches sensors etc changed about 600 miles ago. Things that the bike needs;
1. Front break pads
2. Rear Tyre (although legal...only just!).
3. Front break leaver (the bit at the end that makes the break light work bust off, so have disconnected the switch at the mo).
4. I would change sprockets / chain as they have seen better days (but are safe to ride).
It will come with a remote start alarm (put it on there to be a tosser basically - haven't used it for ages), also comes with an optimax charger all set-up.
Bike is capable of 120 easily (*cough*....obviously I wouldn't ride so irresponsibly! :D )
So really nice starter bike, or track day bike. Getting a 600 Bandit sorted for next week all being well - more than welcome to come have a view and do some type kicking, its based in Nuneaton......
would be really interested in hearing what sort of price range you think for the bike!?
Rob.