The Reasonably Priced Used Motorcycles for Sale Thread

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Nowhere near as big. The 650 Burgman Exec was 600 lb and completely different class.
Rake and trail geometry suited to urban agility on this, bigger 16" wheels a real plus. Easily safe at highway speeds as was my poor little Yamaha NMax 155 in the same class that I managed to write off. It only had 13" wheels tho but still felt stable at speed.
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Even that was fine at 110 on the QEW. This Piaggio a much more substantial ride. 31" seat height. There will be a flood of these coming in EV versions from a crowd of manufactures with decent range...stars are aligning.
Piaggio electric vehicle ranges vary significantly by model and usage. The Piaggio Apé E-City FX Maxx (commercial) boasts a certified range of 174 km per charge, while the Ape E-Xtra FX Max covers around 115 km. The Piaggio 1 scooter provides 43–55 km
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Relax said:
Yup, if everything's already apart and they have the new parts, not sure why they didn't just slap it together.
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Maybe not handy or doesn't have the time or doesn't care enough? An assumption, looking at the truck he's probably a trades guy working a busy job?

5-6 years ago when covid hit, I got the SV and it was from a guy working trades doing 12 hour shifts. Was saving up for a house (or something like that). He said he had absolutely no time to ride. He pulled up to his driveway when I just got there. He had the battery with him which he charged at work, there was very little fuel in the bike. I took it for a quick spin to check the condition of the clutch etc. Everything checked out and I got the bike for a good deal. Full disclosure: I went with Frekeyguy and he did take a look at the bike before I put my deposit.
 
voyageur said:
Maybe not handy or doesn't have the time or doesn't care enough? An assumption, looking at the truck he's probably a trades guy working a busy job?

5-6 years ago when covid hit, I got the SV and it was from a guy working trades doing 12 hour shifts. Was saving up for a house (or something like that). He said he had absolutely no time to ride. He pulled up to his driveway when I just got there. He had the battery with him which he charged at work, there was very little fuel in the bike. I took it for a quick spin to check the condition of the clutch etc. Everything checked out and I got the bike for a good deal. Full disclosure: I went with Frekeyguy and he did take a look at the bike before I put my deposit.
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There's a big difference between selling a bike that's together and running compared to spending all the time and money removing the clutch and buying a new one, but not taking the 5 minutes to put it back together. I wouldn't buy that unless I could reinstall everything before paying. I suspect something went wrong during disassembly/reassembly and there's a reason it's still apart.
 
GVH said:

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2000 VFR800 $3600.
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I don't know...

Imagine taking the time to write all that description, and take all those pictures...
But not write down the mileage, and not take a picture of the odometer?

Might be too quick to call this reasonably priced...
 
adri said:
I don't know...

Imagine taking the time to write all that description, and take all those pictures...
But not write down the mileage, and not take a picture of the odometer?

Might be too quick to call this reasonably priced...
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Kind a hidden in the title 122k
 
adri said:
I don't know...

Imagine taking the time to write all that description, and take all those pictures...
But not write down the mileage, and not take a picture of the odometer?

Might be too quick to call this reasonably priced...
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It's right in the title of the ad .
122k
Makes sense as the engine was rebuilt at 86k
 
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