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When I was looking a little while back got offered 2 grand more from honda than bmw but that was against a goldwing so mark up on new bike also plays a big part in valuation of old. Harley and ktm are desperate to sell at moment.
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Doctor T wrote: Wed Feb 26, 2025 1:21 pm £2000 for a 2019 bike is a joke. When I test rode a Harley Street glide, the mileage didn't matter. Mine is 07 with scratches and bumps and they offered me £3500. This is a lot more than I paid for her. Oh she has done around 635000 miles on the clock.
The HD dealer exspected higher mileage due to being a touring model.
The thing is that the dealer wouldnt give me a part ex value because they simply couldn't be arsed. They told me to use webuyanybike as they just wanted a straightforward cash deal. I only got the webuy people to give me a value out of interest but I knew they'd try to shaft me.
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Main dealers don't want to be assed around buying bikes that they're selling or have a connection with. Every dealer that I got a test ride from except HD wouldn't even give me a price on my bike. Then you wonder why so many are shutting down.
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Doctor T wrote: Wed Feb 26, 2025 1:21 pm £2000 for a 2019 bike is a joke. When I test rode a Harley Street glide, the mileage didn't matter. Mine is 07 with scratches and bumps and they offered me £3500. This is a lot more than I paid for her. Oh she has done around 635000 miles on the clock.
The HD dealer exspected higher mileage due to being a touring model.
Is that a typo? over 600k on the clock? If its not I think Ill keep mine.
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yes typo 63 thou miles
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If they're not prepared to offer fair money for a trade in it kinda removes one of the few reasons to pay inflated main dealer prices for a secondhand bike.
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I traded in my 2012 RT with 47k miles last year and got £4850 for it against a one-owner, 2013 RT with 2856 miles on it from same BMW dealer and they even fitted 2 new shoes of my choice so can't complain :thumb:
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LochiesDad wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2025 7:36 am BMW dealer and they even fitted 2 new shoes of my choice so can't complain :thumb:
Shoes?
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Doctor T wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2025 1:32 pmShoes?
Tyres :thumb:
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Doctor T wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2025 1:32 pmShoes?
My apologies, tyres on bikes (maybe cars also) can be referred to as shoes up here. I'm sure there are plenty of other 'local' references for bits & pieces on our beloved steeds up and down the country, took me a while to figure out what blinkers were. Having horses around here I thought it was something to keep the bugs off my helmet and bugger all to do with letting other motorists know I intended to turn left / right....... :stupid: :cheers:
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@MikeS Have you tried any other stealers to see what PX they would offer you on a bike the same value as the NT1000.
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EasyRider wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2025 4:41 pm @MikeS Have you tried any other stealers to see what PX they would offer you on a bike the same value as the NT1000.
I took a test ride on a F900XR at Warwick BMW and they said that they'd give me a part ex value if i wanted to order the 2025 model. Unfortunately it just felt too small so i didnt take it any further. Also the seat was so uncomfortable I was glad to get off it after an hour. They do a comfort seat for 400 quid but it seems like a bit of a rip off.
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LochiesDad wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2025 3:56 pm My apologies, tyres on bikes (maybe cars also) can be referred to as shoes up here. I'm sure there are plenty of other 'local' references for bits & pieces on our beloved steeds up and down the country, took me a while to figure out what blinkers were. Having horses around here I thought it was something to keep the bugs off my helmet and bugger all to do with letting other motorists know I intended to turn left / right....... :stupid: :cheers:
Where are you based. People's say upt North but that can be anywhere past Watford gap
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Doctor T wrote: Sat Mar 01, 2025 12:50 pm Where are you based. People's say upt North but that can be anywhere past Watford gap
I'm based around 35 miles north west of Aberdeen :thumb:
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