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so im selling my xt..
yep the economy has hit me right in the balls and i need to sell my 1986 xt600. all i would like to know is how much could i get for it if it has 4200 miles on the clock and its in pretty good condition.
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yep the economy has hit me right in the balls and i need to sell my 1986 xt600. all i would like to know is how much could i get for it if it has 4200 miles on the clock and its in pretty good condition.
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If those miles are genuine and its in good nick with an MOT, i'd say about £800
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ted i think he's missed a zero off
23yr old bike thats done less than 185miles a year
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A nice , unrestored example of a red and white xt600z with around 20k miles on it went for £1800 on Ebay in the uk recently
They seem a bit cheaper in Germany where they are more numerous, and I think a good quality, early era 600z will always attract a lot of interest in Europe, especially if it is in original condition
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A nice , unrestored example of a red and white xt600z with around 20k miles on it went for £1800 on Ebay in the uk recently
They seem a bit cheaper in Germany where they are more numerous, and I think a good quality, early era 600z will always attract a lot of interest in Europe, especially if it is in original condition
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Depends on the model I guess...
I wouldnt pay £1800 for an 86 high miler. Thats nuts. You can buy a 2003 XT600E with about 4000 miles on it for less.
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i paid less than £700 for a 97 600e that only needed a starter clutch repair to get it on the road.
i wouldn't pay more than that for a pre 90 model unless it was very low mileage or absolutely mint condition
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thanks guys. i got it for 300.00 from my buddy. he hated the bike (he has a 06 honda crf 250 4 stroke) so he just have it away.. as for mint condition... not really. but i think it could go for like 700.00. maby??
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no seariously, it sat for a while. i only put like 500mi on it. runs great.
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thanks guys. i got it for 300.00 from my buddy. he hated the bike (he has a 06 honda crf 250 4 stroke) so he just have it away.. as for mint condition... not really. but i think it could go for like 700.00. maby??
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Yer Probably. Put it on Ebay and find out.
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no seariously, it sat for a while. i only put like 500mi on it. runs great.
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Maybe the clocks have been changed in the past. It would have to be sitting for 20 years for a believable mileage like that.
If it had only 4000 miles on it, it would look SHOWROOM compared to even a 5 year old bike.
Come on then, lets have some nice pictures....
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It's a shame you have to sell your bike!
If you do want to sell it on ebay perhaps you should put a reserve price a little higher than those 700£ and maybe add a Best Offer button... who knows, you might have a better offer
Btw, It is possible for a 20+ year old bike have very low mileage..
before I started using my '90 XT600E my dad had bought it in the US it only had about 2500miles on it.
That was 16 or 17 years ago and until I started riding her just a few years ago it only 4500 miles....
The bike sat in the garage and he only rode it in the summers... but hey, what can i say, lucky me
And if I recon, it has a little over 19000 great awesome fun miles on the clock
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depends on condition. If it's in good shape, around $1800 or so. If it's been flogged and looks it, around $800.
I paid $1400 for my '86. It's very clean and in very good condition with 7,000 miles and a clean title.
Show us some pics.
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sweet, thanks bro
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