What should the selling price be?

 

I have an 03 Gold Wing with 4,000 miles - ABS, heated grips, and the
extended unlimited mileage warranty.  Perfect in every way and never
dropped.  I plan to sell this bike soon, and I'm wondering what I should ask
as a selling price.  There doesn't seem to be a comprehensive on line site
(such as Kelly) for motorcycles.

Input would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Willy

 


Beyond lack of use, why get rid of a perfectly good GW?

Don't most GW owners eventually just die an owner. <g>

During your ownership, I assume you've become familiar
with:
http://www.gl1800.org/
http://www.gwrra.org/
http://www.gwta.org/
http://www.hondagoldwings.com/
in addition to he countless other similar sites available.

I would suggest some visits to the classified forums of
these sites, and review of the similar offerings. Perhaps,
even advertise the bike on one/all of these forums.

You could also have a look at:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%2B%22motorcycle+values%22
for the myriad of estimates of the bike's worth in your
locale.

GoldWings are not like Harleys, they don't come up for
sale as frequently, so pegging the values is a little more
difficult.

You also might visit:
www.craigslist.org
for your locale listings, or your sale advertisement. And
of course, there's always Ebay.

Here's a guy like you on a '05 with 9.2K miles. He says:
"Purchased from DFW Honda in July 2005 and garage kept since that time"
http://dallas.craigslist.org/mcy/277395872.html

I guess he didn't mean that the way it reads, but it makes
me wonder how he got the miles just setting in the garage.
<g>


Gary

 



Motorcycle Consumer News magazine periodically gives current prices for all
motorcycles sold in the U.S. for about the past 10 years or so.

Tom K.

 



http://www.mcnews.com/mcn/usedbike/NovUsedBikeGuide.pdf

Tom K.

 


No, you're wrong. Go to www.kbb.com and click on motorcycles.