Quick Quote on my Bike Plz. Lots of images

This is an 02 with 14k miles.  I think its time to let her go.   I was wondering what you guys think would be a good price to let her go for.  I have done some minor lighting mods as you can see from the pics. Thanks for all input.
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

$3,500
Pluses - Looks like lots of life left on the tires, and the paint job looks very well done. Lighting work looks good too
Minuses - Been painted - probably dropped - lighting adds minimal to value...

I would say to ask for $4,500, and work from there.

i would pay mid to low 3's for it. i'd pay more for a bike with mint OEM plastics.

it's a nice bike, unfortunately getting over 4 for an F4i (at least where i am) is going to be tough.

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ORIGINAL: charlos

i would pay mid to low 3's for it. i'd pay more for a bike with mint OEM plastics. 

I agree

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Low Value-$3,290
 
High Value-$4,330
 

hey man ya still got the bike for sale......i noticed the ga plates and i live in n...ga.......e mail me mrgreg300@comcast.net

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ORIGINAL: Jump1979man

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Low Value-$3,290

High Value-$4,330

 
This bike would get at least $4500 in CT in April, maybe even $5000 if you find a buyer that loves it...that's a benefit of having a riding off season up here.

i would think around 4k. maybe a little more it does look nice. i would probably start my asking price at like 4800 or so then you have some room to work down and maybe get like 4200+

it looks too clean to have been dropped to be honest..i think he just wanted to paint it and maybe change the look 

the frame is clean and the stator cover is clean..i dont know..i guess all that could be fixed..but why go throug the money/ trouble

i would say ask 4,800 and wouldnt take less thn 4,350.

Thanks guys for all your input, I think i will go with 4500 and see how that goes.  From all the f4i's i have seen in atlanta on craigslist, most of them have been around 5k for maybe 3k miles less than mine has on it. 

Why not just start it at $5000 OBO, your bike may have more mileage but their bikes probably weren't as clean as this one or had custom paint and the nice lighting you put on it.  IF the bike was never dropped, you can list it starting at $5000 with no worries, and try to settle for $4500 or so. 
 
And spring is just around the corner so you'll find someone to take it from you.