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atb1998
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Not mine just thought it was very cool..http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1983....c0.m245&_trkparms=65:12|39:1|72:317|240:1318
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LarryA_Texas
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unbelievable
unbelievable
Is that really possible? A 1983 Suzuki that is brand new with ZERO miles. Never sold, never titled...says it still has the factory warranty. I would think Suzuki would want to buy it as a museum piece.
Am I wrong...do dealers out there somewhere still have early '80s machines that were never uncrated?
Of course, at $11,600 the reserve is still not met, so evidently the guys selling it don't plan to give it away.
Still, pretty amazing.
unbelievable
Is that really possible? A 1983 Suzuki that is brand new with ZERO miles. Never sold, never titled...says it still has the factory warranty. I would think Suzuki would want to buy it as a museum piece.
Am I wrong...do dealers out there somewhere still have early '80s machines that were never uncrated?
Of course, at $11,600 the reserve is still not met, so evidently the guys selling it don't plan to give it away.
Still, pretty amazing.
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Guest
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WOW wish i had that kind of dough
This bike has been up oodles of times. He wants way too much for it and it always tops out around 12K. He's had it since new, dealer purchase, and thinks it's worth 30K or something like that.
One of these days he will probably take the high bid and sell it. If after so many listings he should realize what it is really worth,
These are neat bikes but their scarcity makes them museum pieces, not riders. From a performance standpoint the 1100 and 1000 cc bikes out do it.
A zero mile Kat would fetch a lot more, and a few have. There was a 1000 Kat with 0 miles that got 15 grand or so.
One of these days he will probably take the high bid and sell it. If after so many listings he should realize what it is really worth,
These are neat bikes but their scarcity makes them museum pieces, not riders. From a performance standpoint the 1100 and 1000 cc bikes out do it.
A zero mile Kat would fetch a lot more, and a few have. There was a 1000 Kat with 0 miles that got 15 grand or so.
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reddirtrider
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The problem with a bike like that, is that once you ride it, it's value goes WAY down and I RIDE MY BIKES. Sooooooo, to make a long story short, I can get a Hyabusa or ZX12 cheaper, which are far more motorcycle than that.
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crapwacker
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oh THAT turd burglar. We all get it. that it's rare as hens teeth. But honestly, there's a reason you don't see bikes like that. Even new now. And for what must be asking, there are at least 6 bikes I could own. Imagine if I posted to wanted on here " I have like 15 grand to blow, do you guys think you could pool up 6 good bikes to buy?"
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atb1998
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atb1998
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Sorry guys, didn't know it had already been posted to death..
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doctorgonzo
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Let's see, I could get a BSA Lightning, a Norton Commando, and still have enough money left to build a CB 750 Cafe bike...
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mpd61
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Nuts
Nuts
It's definately cool. however, I wouldn't want to buy it and then worry about ruining it by riding it. I believe the reserve is near 20K!
Good luck to them!
Nuts
It's definately cool. however, I wouldn't want to buy it and then worry about ruining it by riding it. I believe the reserve is near 20K!
Good luck to them!
Not mad at you, you didn't know. I got an email back from the guy & he IS an A$$!!! Ray.
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1978GS1000custom
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lets talk about this one instead. at least its affordable and turbos are always interesting. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/vint...d=p4506.c0.m245&_trkparms=65:-1|39:1|240:1318
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crapwacker
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buddha
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wkmpt
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I think if I had some stupid amount of money, I'd buy it just to (in total agreement with Tom) ride the shizzit out of it. No motorcycle deserves to go unloved and unridden for so long...
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penbass
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For $1000.00....
For $1000.00....
...I got my GS1000(L). I bought it off of a little old lady(she rode it). Yes, really!
For $1000.00....
...I got my GS1000(L). I bought it off of a little old lady(she rode it). Yes, really!
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