
where are you located? the dealer in my town still has a brand new silver 07. G&C Honda in Shreveport, LA :google:I love it. I am looking for that exact bike. Man if i could find you i would buy it off you. I have a 2008 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R i am trying to sell or trade in, because i want the bike that you have lol. How much do you owe on it? If you want to sell it i will talk to my bank and try to buy it if you ever want to go that route.
ya, i hear ya. the local places here (actually probably most car/bike dealerships) are only interested in what you owe, which in my case is lower than what the bike is actually worth, at least worth to me.i thought about selling my 07 black also. i figured trade-in would be roughly 5-6K and i wouldN'T do that. mines got a few mods and it would take $8500 before i would even consider selling it. i've talked myself out of selling or trading for at least 2 more years. it's got PLENTY of life left and i'd rather put the couple thousand i would lose in trading towards parts. 2 more years it should still be worth 5-6K and then i'd use that to put down on a NEW bike, and sell some of the parts i've put on it.
Your Silver bike looks Great! very Clean.
I bought the bike last year in 08 (July). It was a left over 07. Thus the low miles.My question is, if you never ride your bike (only 1,900 miles???) why would you want to spend money on a newer more expensive bike?
I figured that was the case, so I wasn't trying to be tacky. But seriously, you've practically got a brand new bike. Why the need for a new bike? The newer generation is nice but unless you're a pro I'm not sure most of us could really maximize the difference between the two bikes.I bought the bike last year in 08 (July). It was a left over 07. Thus the low miles.
I know that to be true to some extent, at least more so when it comes to dealer trades.Also, not to rain on your parade but aftermarket bits and pieces don't add much to the sale price of your bike. It sucks but a $1,000 exhaust system doesn't add $1,000 to your asking price. You're better off pulling off all the goodies, replace them with the stock stuff, and still sell your clean bike for every bit as much as you would've with all the upgrades.
i'm no pro that is for sure. i took a 08 out for a test ride this weekend and was blown away by the way it feels and handles. i didn't really get on it but you can tell right away it feels much more nimble.I figured that was the case, so I wasn't trying to be tacky. But seriously, you've practically got a brand new bike. Why the need for a new bike? The newer generation is nice but unless you're a pro I'm not sure most of us could really maximize the difference between the two bikes.