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cavalier? hardly just logical...I have first hand knowledge of two bikes that were sold for parts, a '84 cb750F, stripped and sold for parts in a week for a minimum $1K ...and a ratty CBX parts bike that sold for $2.5K, it was gone in a week as well...I should have bought the cbx when it was offered to me for $2k... carbs alone will sell for 1-1.5K, running engine 2-2.5K...I could've bought it kept the carbs for myself and sold the engine for 2K...All potential, not practical. That stuff will hang for years unsold.
My point is, you made a cavalier comment that the asking price was not out of line. In fact it would take a lot of work and time to take it apart, and years to sell any of it, and the probable total profit may amount to $0.
Is that a complete GS in the listing we're talking about? Or just a stripped and chopped frame, 2 wheels with discs, engine, fork, and what else? Gas tank from what?cavalier? hardly just logical...I have first hand knowledge of two bikes that were sold for parts, a '84 cb750F, stripped and sold for parts in a week for a minimum $1K ...and a ratty CBX parts bike that sold for $2.5K, it was gone in a week as well...I should have bought the cbx when it was offered to me for $2k... carbs alone will sell for 1-1.5K, running engine 2-2.5K...I could've bought it kept the carbs for myself and sold the engine for 2K...
It's like one of those trippy posters on a dorm room wall. You stare at it long enough and eventually you see the hidden image.
http://maine.craigslist.org/tro/5898771081.html
Is that a complete GS in the listing we're talking about? Or just a stripped and chopped frame, 2 wheels with discs, engine, fork, and what else? Gas tank from what?
It's like one of those trippy posters on a dorm room wall. You stare at it long enough and eventually you see the hidden image.
http://maine.craigslist.org/tro/5898771081.html
At least the rear shocks are still there! It actually looks kinda like a Tim Burton creation. What a mess though.
https://albuquerque.craigslist.org/mcy/5880001139.html
[h=2]1980 Suzuki GS850 - $700 (Tome) [/h]![]()
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1980 Suzuki GS850. Currently not running but the engine is in good condition. Was reworking the carbs and have a lot of new parts invested. Great project bike (rat rod style). I just dont have time to put into it anymore. $700.00 OBO.
Thanks, I don't need any THAT bad.This is marked down to $300 if anyone needs parts.
Thanks, I don't need any THAT bad.
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I don't know anything about drag bikes but if you were to convert it to a street bike as the add suggests wouldn't there be serious cooling issues?
Would get really frustrating if you had to follow anything else.It would make an excellent commuter bike if you lived 1/4 mile from work.