Value

[vfrtom]

Regrettably, due to ill health, I will be forced to give up biking. This means the sale of my beloved gtr. Can anyone advise of value.
It is a 2010 in Grey (brown really) 32000 miles . FSH. Fitted with HIDs, Adventure Bars Sat Nav mount and Top Box. Prepared to throw in  tank cover and bag (Bagster) and Autocom if the price is right.

Many thanks
Tom

[Rusty]

Sorry to read of your bike retiring illness .... that must be very hard to deal with. In the real world I would estimate your GTR to be worth 5.5 to 6 K .. lovely though I am sure it is there are a few out there. Anyone else got an idea ? Take a look at Auto Trader... that I am sure would be more definite. 

[nightrider]

Once they get over 30 thou on the clock , do seem hard to sell , the hard bit is finding some one with cash ,  £5-6 if you are lucky ,, ,

[O.C.]

My opinion is that its worth what someone is prepared to pay, and please don't think that is a smart arse answer, what I'm saying is that if sold privately it could be worth £5 -6 K, a dealer would probably offer more in part exchange (depending on his current stock position ) and I appreciate that as you are giving up biking that this option doesn't apply to you, but dont forget that bikes like yours offered for sale through a dealer will be fully serviced , prepared and should carry a warranty,  therefore a dealers retail price will be proportionately higher.

Good luck with your sale and sad to hear of your circumstances     

[BigAlan]

I sold my 2011 with 32k miles on last week, full of extras for £5950 full service history the works. Sold to a member on here.

I might suggest if yours is the earlier version of the bike then £5k might be the correct price.

There not a common bike so finding someone who wants one can be a lottery.

[zedmeister]

My opinion is that its worth what someone is prepared to pay, and please don't think that is a smart arse answer, what I'm saying is that if sold privately it could be worth £5 -6 K, a dealer would probably offer more in part exchange (depending on his current stock position ) and I appreciate that as you are giving up biking that this option doesn't apply to you, but dont forget that bikes like yours offered for sale through a dealer will be fully serviced , prepared and should carry a warranty,  therefore a dealers retail price will be proportionately higher.

Good luck with your sale and sad to hear of your circumstances     

+1 with OC - if you do advertise the Bike i have had a lot of success with Gumtree actually sold the Monster last week only took 2 days to sell, advertised the same earlier in the year with Autotrader didn't get a sniff in two weeks.