How much should I sell my motorcycle for?

It's a 1993 CBR600F2. Kelly blue book says $1750, but the previous owner (I'm the third) put $1500 into it the month before I bought it (including a carb clean). Its gonna need brake pads soon, and a new chain in 1500 miles so I'm trying to sell it before then.

Heres whats on it:

4" Delta-P Two Brothers Racing exhaust

Taillight Integrator

KitPirelli Macadam 90X Tires

Dynbo Jet Kit

Steering Dampener

Barnett racingclutch springs

Race Tech Suspension

DID .50vm 530 chain and AFAM Sprockets (15-44)

Galfer Stainless Steel front brake system

I was thinking $1700 do you think thats fair? (I only paid $1200 for it, but I need the money for a new bike)

I would esttimate it to be about slightly over 9000 dollars.dramaybaz

*waits for CBR600*

so any "real" input? haha

I would esttimate it to be about slightly over 9000 dollars.

dramaybaz

Damn...*sniff*

It's a 1993 CBR600F2. Kelly blue book says $1750, but the previous owner (I'm the third) put $1500 into it the month before I bought it (including a carb clean). Its gonna need brake pads soon, and a new chain in 1500 miles so I'm trying to sell it before then.

I was thinking $1700 do you think thats fair? (I only paid $1200 for it, but I need the money for a new bike)

jstamm33

If it was me, I would deduct the cost of the brake pads and chain from the asking price, to be fair.

You should start with whatever number KBB gives as the number a Dealership would sell it for. A smart buyer is going to try and negotiate you down anyways.

You should start with whatever number KBB gives as the number a Dealership would sell it for. A smart buyer is going to try and negotiate you down anyways.

swamprat_basic

You could sell it to me for 200 bucks.

Gifting it to me is also an option.