Is this a good price for a '99 Curvy?

I've been keeping an eye on the For Sale section for comparison, but generally speaking everything seems to have far more 'mods' that mine.

Also bear in mind that I don't want to sell, or even have to sell... yet - but if I was offered a good price I can't really afford to refuse at the moment.

So what is a good price for:

Black '99 SVs
Aprox 12k miles

3/4 G-Force exhaust system (inc. remov(ed)able baffle)
Fairing Lowers
Carbon Hugger
Single Seat Cowl (pillion seat inc.)
FFabbri DB Screen - dark tint.
Fenda Extender



Overall a very clean, near mint bike. No scratches or dings and very little corrosion. Rare winter riding and garaged all year round.
Not MOT'd at the moment as I can't afford to keep both bikes on the road - but it would be sold with 12 months.

I sold my 99 for £1600 with more miles (but as many mods and in scotland, our bikes tend to sell for more). I'd say about £1400-1650 would be a suitable price.

That would be the normal price..................

It's now winter. Won't help much.

[Biker Biggles]

How many previous owners and any history to back up the very low mileage?That can add a bit to the value and make it easier to sell.It does sound like a nice example though.

Originally Posted by K

3/4 G-Force exhaust system (inc. remov(ed)able baffle)

i just love the idea of a remov(ed)able baffle hehe

I reckon you would get a good price, it has low mileage and looks in great condition, sold during the summer you could ask for 1800, though I did see one in a dealer going for about 2,200 but then again thats dealers for you

i bought the same bike, same miles mint with lowers & more mods £1650

id say £1500 this time of year....might get more in 2007?

I got a 99 SV with some mods (exhaust, belly pan, bungs, hugger, front mudgaurd extension) for £1450

I wouldnt pay much more than £1600 for a 99 SV really

Of course, the situation is differant a dealers

Matt