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Stace wrote:

mick_dundee wrote:

Neka79 wrote:sell ur ass....do wot u gotta do..u wont find many zx6rs for $10k that are so young and nubile!!

neka, not everyone goes to that level for stuff, besides Stace says he has enough arses to play with at the moment, between yours, Greg's and Billy's he's flat out.

Now Micheal, Do you really want to bring my name up in vain in your posts?? I think not! Up until now i have ignored your siggy but i'm not sure i can hold this big can of WOOP ARSE shut for much longer so may i suggest you pull your head in

yea mick..do the world a favour...pull ya top lip over ya head and swallow!!

Well now that I have made the decision to sell it - and as soon as I suggested it the bike sulked and refused to start til I bought it a new battery - what's a good starting price? Would I look like a dreamer if I asked $3500? That's what it owes me.

A quick look in the trading post turned up the same 'all over the shop' prices that I found when I was looking to buy mine, but aside from that, there's an 07 in WA for $6490 and an 06 in Revesby listed at $7990.
Maybe I'm not the dreamy one?

Remember that most buyers will want a full respray before they hit the road on it!

I'm kinda hoping for some girl who's about 5'6" with a freshly minted learners licence and has a thing for pink.

just put it up for sale and see if u get the price ur asking.

if my mrs see's it im in the shit ...no pics please....

Daisy wrote:A quick look in the trading post turned up the same 'all over the shop' prices that I found when I was looking to buy mine, but aside from that, there's an 07 in WA for $6490 and an 06 in Revesby listed at $7990.
Maybe I'm not the dreamy one?

I bought my 2003 GPX in excellent condition and low ks for $4000. So $3500 for a 1989 model (even with newer engine) in a funny colour might be difficult.

Looking at the stack of receipts I've got here, it's easy to believe that the only thing that hasn't been changed is the compliance plate.

I know what you're saying, but the fact is; there is no rhyme or reason to the prices. When I was first shopping I expected that older would be cheaper, but when I was told $4000 for a 90 ish model I started to wonder if they don't just pluck a number out of the air. Mine owes me $3500. That doesn't mean I expect to get it - I was just looking for somewhere to start the haggling.

Oh, and the odo shows less than 3000.

Daisy, seen this at all? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/KAWASAKI-ZZR600_ ... dZViewItem

Yes I saw that. If I'm going to buy another ZZR it'll have to be <$4000. That one is way over the budget - and it's awfully close to the 10 Nick wants for the 636. If I went past $7k I might as well go all the way.

Daisy wrote:I'm kinda hoping for some girl who's about 5'6" with a freshly minted learners licence and has a thing for pink.

If you find one give her my number.

zzzak wrote:

Daisy wrote:I'm kinda hoping for some girl who's about 5'6" with a freshly minted learners licence and has a thing for pink.

If you find one give her my number.

damn..i missed that one...

gold...

Daisy, bidding starts at 2.5, pout in a 4 bid, if outbid then nothing lost, if you win it then you have your next bike.

I'm not allowed to have my next one until I sell the one I've got. I haven't quite maxed the credit card ... but there isn't enough for another bike.
And just to throw me a curly one, the head mechanic was muttering something about if he finds a bigger/later bike I can have his.
Thirty years out of the saddle, has a 600 for less than 2 months and thinks he wants something bigger.