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Adam Ef · 04-03-19, 07:59 AM

I think the problem isn't that it's not worth that price, it's just when you get to a certain price / value, the options and possibilities with other bikes opens up a lot. So you need someone who really wants your bike. Same goes for really good condition 650s. Once they go over £2000 in value there's a whole world of other bikes available too. A lot of people go for an SV as you get a lot of bike, often for under £1500.

The thousand is slightly different in that it's rarer as you say. But it does need the right person who really wants it to come along. That might just take time.

04-03-19, 07:59 AM	#15
Adam Ef Member Mega Poster Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Bristol Posts: 1,200	Re: Where to sell a K3 SV1000N I think the problem isn't that it's not worth that price, it's just when you get to a certain price / value, the options and possibilities with other bikes opens up a lot. So you need someone who really wants your bike. Same goes for really good condition 650s. Once they go over £2000 in value there's a whole world of other bikes available too. A lot of people go for an SV as you get a lot of bike, often for under £1500. The thousand is slightly different in that it's rarer as you say. But it does need the right person who really wants it to come along. That might just take time.