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Originally Posted by DJ123
You ride them enough, but probably not as much as you want to? Miles don't make a big difference to the price, so long as they're not astronomical and far out of kilter to the norm.
Plenty of bikes sell well with miles on, as they're expected to be used. eg touring Bikes, mid-weight sports Bikes, commuter Bikes etc
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I don't understand - I know how much I want to ride and I ride when I want
to ! If I trade in a bike after say 2 years of riding it that doesn't mean I put off riding it ! I agree bikes are meant to be ridden but dealers do consider mileage.
I was a amazed once when part exchanging that a dealer said my bike had done above average mileage because I had done more than something like 4,000 miles a year.