2006 (Jan) K5 SV650s - REDUCED FURTHER to £3150
 

Hi everyone,

Sadly due to imminent house purchase I'm having to put my beloved SV up for sale to cover my fees. Hoping to get a new bike new spring/summer but need to free up some cash so the bike has to go and the car has been changed for something more economical! :oops:

All info on this website http://sv650.geosync.co.uk/

It's living in its garage in Weymouth in case anyone's interested. Any questions just contact me via the forum on the email address on the website.

Will be sad to see it go, so please help me find it a good new home...

Very nice but at £3800 at this time of year :shock: Good luck to you (sorry I'm not in the market)

Good luck with the sale Amy.

Really is a nice bike everyone.

Thanks Scoobs!! :D

About the price it's only 10 months old, barely run in, has been kept garaged and immaculate its whole life and has about a grands worth of extras on it easily... If it was this time last year when I was looking for a bike, I'd have bought it!!

It really is a nice bike... 8) go on, someones gotta want it!!

Your problem is that atm Suzuki are offering free insurance with new ones, and you can haggle dealers down to around £4000.

Looks beautiful though, makes me really want a belly pan for mine.

I can be haggled down a bit!! :wink:

Can't do anything about the insurance thing, but mine's got all the nice bits on that a new bike doesn't have 8) Plus you don't have to run it in... :wink: I prefer this red to the non-metallic red of this years one too. Oh well, will keep trying - offers anyone?

Stunning bike! I love the colour! Like you said - much nicer than the non-metallic ones!
Good luck with the sale :D

Already got one, in the nicer K6 red too :)

Good luck on the sale, but I do think you are expecting too much for it - it was the low price and dealer extras that pushed me to buy new - got the 3yrs interest free deal on mine, which when adding the full warranty and known history, meant it was worth the extra grand or so that I would eventually pay (at the end of the 3yr period) than pay £3k for a bike of unknown provence.

The free years insurance would have been worth £1000 to me - which is what it cost me to Fully Comp my SV as a 33yo new rider with 0% NCD

But again, nice looking bike - my SV is getting a belly-pan as soon as I can get the money sorted, it just makes them look right in the opposite way that full lowers makes them look wrong :)

David

Weekly bump... Any offers for my stunning bike? :D

Down to £3,500 for a just run-in bike with all the extras you'd want to put on anyway.... Looks even more gorgeous in the flesh 8)

Go on...

BTW - the bike's living in Weymouth so don't let Norwich in my location put you off if you're south coast