View Full Version : Do i let Zuky go?
Shellywoozle
10-10-11, 06:13 PM
Took Zuky to a mates mate to get her serviced last night, today I get a text saying he has got a buyer for her if I want.
I was telling him I was looking for a new bike...... question is do I let her go for the offered £2,000.
She is 54 plate black k4 s with 7,000 miles, acro full system. I would put her back to standard apart from the can.
DarrenSV650S
10-10-11, 06:41 PM
2k?! hell yeah
robh539
10-10-11, 06:55 PM
cash? Dam right!!
Shellywoozle
10-10-11, 07:56 PM
You think ? I having emotional tie issues lol. I will have full fairings, belly pan, r and g crash bungs, seat cowl, hugger and double bubble to sell if I do.
And its a gal at work, I will see my baby every day lol
How much do you guys think she is really worth?
SpikeTM
10-10-11, 07:58 PM
Ye but is the 2k offered for the bike as it is though ? if not bite his hand off
xXBADGERXx
10-10-11, 08:00 PM
Sell sell sell
Shellywoozle
10-10-11, 08:01 PM
Ye but is the 2k offered for the bike as it is though ? if not bite his hand off
She saw bike at work ages ago but from afar, she will view and they will already be removed ha ha
ravingdavis
10-10-11, 08:22 PM
thats 600 quid more than I got for my K4 6 months ago.
missyburd
10-10-11, 08:29 PM
Do it :D Then invite us down for celebratory drinks on the basis we helped you make your choice ;-)
Specialone
10-10-11, 09:17 PM
Sell it, sv's are crap ;)
Get rid - I think I've seen about a dozen threads where you've said you're thinking about a change, and then what sounds like a good offer falls into your lap. It would be rude not to take it up ;)
Jayneflakes
10-10-11, 10:53 PM
Borrow another bike for an afternoon then have another go on Zuky. If after the ride on the other bike you are still feeling like selling Zuky, then go for it. I recently had the joy of a CBF600 to borrow. I have never ridden anything as dull as this bike, getting my Sylvie back will make me enjoy riding bikes again, I have not grinned while riding since she went away and have even been going pillion to avoid the Honda.
BanannaMan
11-10-11, 02:26 AM
Borrow another bike for an afternoon then have another go on Zuky. If after the ride on the other bike you are still feeling like selling Zuky, then go for it. I recently had the joy of a CBF600 to borrow. I have never ridden anything as dull as this bike, getting my Sylvie back will make me enjoy riding bikes again, I have not grinned while riding since she went away and have even been going pillion to avoid the Honda.
+1 Good advice here.
Also is it enough to buy or make a down payment on another bike you like or will you be bikeless afterwards????
Don't think I could give up riding for any amount.
Shellywoozle
11-10-11, 05:09 AM
Orose has done it for me, I do want summat else so much just been thru a lot with Zuky and over come alot on her, I was hoping to keep her and buy another but I not that rich.
Fact is I declared her off road, never done that before.
I think if the gal wants her she can have her.
I have just insured her, paid in full do I loose that if I have no other bike to transfer it to or will they send me some back ? Silly question but its 6am I not awake yet ;)
454697819
11-10-11, 06:36 AM
Orose has done it for me, I do want summat else so much just been thru a lot with Zuky and over come alot on her, I was hoping to keep her and buy another but I not that rich.
Fact is I declared her off road, never done that before.
I think if the gal wants her she can have her.
I have just insured her, paid in full do I loose that if I have no other bike to transfer it to or will they send me some back ? Silly question but its 6am I not awake yet ;)
depends on insurance company etc and premium paid
you should get most of your money back
I was only offered 25 % of my premium after 2 months from carole nash when I suggested that their new bike quote was out of order and wanted to cancel. It may be a delaying tactic so best no suggest you are getting a new bike when calling them first if you intend to cancel. I shopped around and funnily :? the next quote they came back was only slight cheaper than 25% of original premium + cost of new policy with another company.
If its under 14 days i think you may be able to cancel without incurring loss to premium
-Ralph-
11-10-11, 07:23 AM
It's £500 quid more than my K6 sold for, but that did have one or two 'cosmetic issues'.
Shellywoozle
11-10-11, 08:48 AM
Oh just found my new bike, 2010 gsxr6 from cmc, 5300 with 6000 miles ..... bring it on
Edit ..... mmmmm this is the one, just waiting to see if bird at work can get finances sorted for mine ;) http://www.cmcbikes.com/catalog/product/view/id/172568/s/suzuki-gsxr-600-2010/category/4/
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