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Old 21-05-07, 07:33 PM   #1
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Default HPI - help please

Hi all,

I am considering getting a bike at the moment. Being on the safe side i went and purchased a HPI check from checkabike and this was the result.

Make SUZUKI Model SV 650

SXSearch Results Summary

Not recorded as currently stolen on the Police National Computer.
Not at high risk of fraud or theft.

Finance agreement found.
Insurance write-off.

Your CheckABike Report Details
Vehicle Identification Number Details
Vehicle Identification Number was not supplied.Do not purchase this vehicle
until you have confirmed the VIN. Click here to confirm your Vehicle
Identification Number.

Bike Details
Make SUZUKI ModelS V 650 SXEngine no.P503-100159
Body type MOTORCYCLE
Colour BLACK
Transmission & fuel type PETROL
Number of gears UNKNOWN
Engine capacity645cc
First registered04/02/1999
Year of manufacture1999
Finance Agreement Details

There is an existing finance agreement/loan recorded against this bike

Finance company DEUTSCHE FINANCIAL SERVICES Contact number01483 458045
Agreement number3792499031104
Agreement type Demonstrator Stocking Finance bike descriptionSV650SX
Warning: No CheckABike Report Insurance benefit is payable from or in
connection with this section of the data check information.

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Insurance Write-off Details
This bike is recorded as being a write-off by an insurance company on
04/08/2006.

Status is CAT D VEHICLE DAMAGED.

Warning: No CheckABike Report Insurance benefit is payable from or in
connection with this section of the data check information.

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Keeper Change Details
Number of previous keepers5Most recent keeper change31/07/2006Dates of other
changes:

04/04/2005
25/05/2001
20/01/2001
29/01/2000
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MCIA Details
The MCIA has not supplied any data for this vehicle.

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Other Data
There are no plate change or colour change records associated with this
bike.

We have no mileage records for this bike.

The guy who owns it said it has some damage due to a low speed slide and the bike has now been repaired and repainted but it is a cat D.

I am thinking i should walk away. However, if it is just damaged fairings than it is not a problem since they have been repaired.

Also, the finance seems a bit odd. I am going to contact Deutsch bank tomorrow about that.

If someone knows a bit more about Cat D that would be appreciated.

Regards

Amrik
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Old 21-05-07, 07:36 PM   #2
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http://www.whatcar.com/news-special-...016&EL=3140508

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Old 21-05-07, 07:42 PM   #3
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Walk away from it mate. Bike has outstanding finance.
There is loads of used bikes on market. Take your time mate.
This bike is waste of time. Too many things is wrong.

cat D - Repairable salvage. Minimal damage sometimes stolen and found after claim has been paid, or cost of repair combined with difficulty obtaining new parts to enable a swift repair.
Recorded with HPI.
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Old 21-05-07, 09:40 PM   #4
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Cut your losses while you can. Find another. HPI worked in your favour.
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Old 21-05-07, 09:47 PM   #5
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Thanks for your advice. I will walking away for sure now. The guy was asking £1500 for this. I thought that was ok if it had no history. It is good i did a hpi check! The owner said there is no finance on it but he could be lying. He also said that it had a 10mph accident and the insurance was claimed and fairings were replaced outside insurance.

I am after an sv650S preferably black/silver that will not depreciate much. I don't mind spending any amount on it as long as in 18months time i can sell it for a similar price to i bought it at. With that in mind which faired sv650S would you recommend me!
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Old 21-05-07, 09:52 PM   #6
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Unless you get a very, very, low price it's probably not worth it. Could all be exactly as it seems, guy hasn't paid his finance off yet and the insurance were trying to get away with the easier option of writing it off but then again he could be trying to pull a fast one. Did the seller choose not to mention these things or did you do the HPI before he had a chance?

Like any other form of gambling only go for it if you can afford to lose.
If you can you could negociate a huge bargain.
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Old 21-05-07, 09:56 PM   #7
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Interesting coincidence that last change of owner was 31.7.06 and write off 5.8.06. Not sure what that means...
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Old 21-05-07, 09:57 PM   #8
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finance on a bike 8 years old? weird. No bike will be written off for a few scratched fairings. Its not economical in the slightest. So if this blokes holding back on a few details, what else is he hiding


(besides, didn't you get the HPI to check for finance/damage?!)
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Old 21-05-07, 10:01 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by PointyPete View Post
Unless you get a very, very, low price it's probably not worth it. Could all be exactly as it seems, guy hasn't paid his finance off yet and the insurance were trying to get away with the easier option of writing it off but then again he could be trying to pull a fast one. Did the seller choose not to mention these things or did you do the HPI before he had a chance?

Like any other form of gambling only go for it if you can afford to lose.
If you can you could negociate a huge bargain.
The seller said it had an accident but was repaired outside insurance but the previous owner crashed it. The seller didn't mention the finance at all. I am pretty much convinced of walking away.

TBH i originally wanted a civic type r but since i am a miser i saw biking as a cheaper fun/method of transport! I want to go biking without any depreciation. I was informed about the bike and i spoke to the guy on the phone but to be safe i took the check.

What Sv650S sufferes the least from depreciation and if the finance and his story checks out what do you recon would be a good price for a black sv650s 1999 model?
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Old 21-05-07, 10:05 PM   #10
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theres more than one alarm bell going off here!
don't don't don't!
theres so many second hand SVs for sale- the best of which normally on this site. Just sit tight for a few days and a £1500 spotless bike with loads of mods is not out of the question
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