| Author | Message | ||
     Odd |
I have a chance to pickup a 1999 cyclone. It's been sitting 9 years but does start. Tires are bald and who knows what else.Just looking for ideas on what it's worth. | ||
| Mtjm2 |
How many miles? How hard was it rode ? How much you willing to pay ? I would start at $1500 and end at $1800. But that's me. I think you'll have to upgrade the isolators and a few other goodies. Good luck Mark | ||
| Odd |
I think he said 13000 miles and that's all I have. | ||
| Upthemaiden |
I picked up a 97 S1 with 11000 miles for $2500 two years ago. Between isolators, brakes, tires, fork seals, replacing known problem parts in the engine, I've easily spent $500+ more on it since then, wouldn't be surprised if that number was actually closer to $1000 by now. Factor that into your buying price because these bikes will certainly cost you more than you originally planned, unless you luck out and happen to buy a bike from someone who took really good care of their bike and was thorough with with maintenance. My previous owner was not... had I shopped around better I couldve spent a lot more time riding and less time working on the bike. I love working on the bike, so that's not an issue, but finding time to do it is another story. | ||
| Ratbuell |
...or buy mine, low miles, USD forks, fresh battery, runs like a champ, full race kit... http://www.badweatherbikers.com/buell/messages/21/ 830042.html?1529719023 | ||
| Sbaugz |
I bought a S1W recently in similar shape from a barn. $1700 was what I paid, I’ve put maybe another $1300-$1500 into it since then. | ||
| Odd |
yes I was following your post Sbaugz, I think your s1w is a much more desired bike, I'm figuring maybe a little more than part out value. Still waiting to hear back from the owner. |
