Advice needed on selling
 

As some of you may remember i had my SVZ advertised last year, Due to a change in circumstances i may have to sell up.
what i want to ask is:-
The bike is currently sorn and the back tyre is getting down (approx 400miles or so left) would i be best off taxing the bike and also fitting a new tyre or leave as it is?
Also i have fitted a Fabbri DB screen and evotech tail tidy, should i leave these on or return to standard and sell them seperate? Plus what price should i ask for it, its an 05plate SVZ with 6800miles, FSH, Mint condition, crash bungs, alphadot etc etc
Andy

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:( dont sell she's lovely.
















take the extra's off and sell them separately you'll get more money that way.

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what price roughly do you reckon kwak?

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Ooo, when are you selling your Evotech tailtidy? I guess it fits a 650 with standard indi's.

Yeah, I'd try to return as much to standard and not put on a new tyre.

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id say its worth about 4k.

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Cant believe you're selling again Andy, you've just bought all those bits - i bet you havent even been out on the road with them on?
If I were you, I'd try and sell the bike complete and offer any potential buyers the option of having it modified or returned to standard. When i bought mine, I saw the bike with all the bits on and immediately that swung me. There were receipts for all the parts and the history of it was fully catalogued.

Id still try and hang on to it if I were you

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I'd deffo put the bike back to standard and sell the fancy bits seperate to maximise how much you get.

The SORN and lack of tax disc is a definite problem for any buyer as it means they will not be able to ride it away - legally - without problems.

I'd put a new rear tyre on it too so that way there is nothing a buyer can haggle over if the rest is mint.

£4,000 seems about right - they were a limited edition