Price for a 10,000 mile NC35?

[racingt]

Private sale, SORNed bike, no MOT/Tax, looks 2 years old.
10,000 miles, and never seen rain.
Tyres BT90's, stock suspension, steering damper, goodridge hoses, HRC CDI.
What's it worth guys??

[Drunkn Munky]

£3k although i bet a right bollock its up for more

[racingt]

Forgot to say, it has all history, including lots of papers in Japanese!
You are right DrunknMnky, but not far over..

[Drunkn Munky]

Its crazy what some people are asking for RVF's, they just aint worth it.

[dogmatic69]

Its crazy what some people are asking for RVF's, they just aint worth it.

They are worth what ever the buyer is willing to pay, not too crazy

[CRM]

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.

[isca1987]

With a MOT i would say £3500 if not more, but they are hard to sell when they are around that price. For around £2500 you can get a mint nc30 which is the one i would go for and save £1000.

[viper_biker]

Personally speaking, no NC35 is worth more than £3000 and an NC30 shouldn't be more than £2000. Mega-money NC's don't sell unless the skin on the buyers head is tight.

[CRM]

Personally speaking, no NC35 is worth more than £3000 and an NC30 shouldn't be more than £2000. Mega-money NC's don't sell unless the skin on the buyers head is tight or its a uk spec bike.

fixed for you pal

[viper_biker]

Personally speaking, no NC35 is worth more than £3000 and an NC30 shouldn't be more than £2000. Mega-money NC's don't sell unless the skin on the buyers head is tight or its a uk spec bike.

fixed for you pal

Not worth a carrot