This particular bike listed on Cycle Trader is located in Chicago, just a short plane, train or car ride from home. It has only 1900 miles on the clock, that's equivalent to one oil change... The asking price of $2800 is probably not far from the original sticker price. They claim the bike has not been modified in any way and still has the owners manual and original two keys. If I had $2800 stashed away I would be making the trip to Chicago this weekend.
If only I was out riding what I have instead of sitting in front of a computer lusting after forbidden fruit! Arrrrrgh! Only 3...I don't know, just to many weeks until two wheels.
See you on the road.
GAW
No, seriously this one really has me ready to pick the apple and accept the consequences. How bad can it be? It's all because my first bike was a Yamaha.
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Gordon:
. . . and they would proably take $2,500. for it.
and RED is the fastest colour too
and you would have a spare, just in case
and such low miles,
and, and , and . .
bob
Wet Coast Scootin
Bob,
My brain keeps running through all the junk I have around the house, trying to decide what I could dump on eBay to raise the funds. I was once told that "one can never have to many motorcycles", so three would be a nice start.
Low miles, the sellers words not mine, "it's a Virgin"
If this bike is in the garage when the boss gets home next month I'm pretty sure I will be exiled from Eden on a permanent basis.
GAW
Nice! I can understand your yearning. I had an SR500 kick-starter thumper, and I am still missing it.
I feel your pain. I had one of these back in '94....oh the memories.
Thanks for the posting the pic (found blog while doing an image search).
I own one of these. Bought it one year old with 2000km on it in 1987 when the original owner was told to sell it or move out. It is my second favorite bike of all time and though I have owned and sold many others this one is my baby. I would not sell it for under $5k today.
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