I HAVE DECIDED TO SELL MY 1988 HURRICANE 1000. IT HAS 4,887 ORIG. MILES AND LOOKS LIKE IT HAS EVEN LESS. CHECK OUT MY POST IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OR LOOK ON E-BAY SOON.

MY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS emmalbert@msn.com
PHONE # (518)477-8189 ASK FOR ERIC

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Out of curiosity how much are you asking or you want to get for it????
I have the same bike, but with 7K miles on it now.
I bought mine new in 1988 and was stored for 11 years, so it's spanking brand new.
I went to a dealer recently and they offered me $1600 and I almost beat the guy up.
According to Motorcyclist magazine, it is a Classic and the first true Super Bike.
They said, that a mint Hurricane would be between $2800 and $3K depending on milage and condition.
They praised the bike's acceleration, chassis stability and Honda quality.
Also that for $3000, you could do no better than that.
Good luck and I hope it finds a good home.

 

THANKS FOR LOOKING RED BARRON. I AM ASKING $4,000.00. I THINK IT IS A FAIR PRICE. IT IS LIKE A NEW BIKE FOR HALF THE PRICE AND IT IS NOW UNIQUE. PLUS YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT HIGH INSURANCE THAT YOU WOULD NEED FOR A NEW BIKE.

 

I think it is a reasonable price.
I would ask right now for mine $3500 to $3700, due to more milage, if I were to sell it.
Saturday I went to the Honda and Yamaha dealer to see new bikes and nothing tempted me.
For $10K to $12K the performance is not that much of a difference to justify it and that is without TTL.
Insurance on a new bike will CASTRATE you and you can't beat $76 a year for liability only.