2001 Milage
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RE: 2001 Milage
Just for reference, I just bought a 2001 with 18,000 miles on it. It had a lot done to it... Jardine RT-One, a lot of carbon fiber pieces, etc. It had never been down and was in mint condition. It is also still under warrantee until October. The guy was really cool so I didn't want to haggle with him. I paid $6200. I could not be happier. The bike is a dream. If you have never ridden a 929, you are going to love it! Good luck!
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RE: 2001 Milage
Nah, that's a good deal. I just bought a 2001 w/ 19k on the odometer. Paid 6k for it. The only thing it really is a valve adjustment, that's no biggie. The guy put a full Micron exhaust, grips, flush mount blinkers, rear fender eliminator kit, 520 chain conversion with a Vortex rear sprocket. Sounds like a good deal. Listen to the bike closely, if it sounds good, buy it. You will not regret it.
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RE: 2001 Milage
I had the same confusion, I never ridden a bike before ever... first time rider and i bought a 929.. 2001 yellow and black, all stock except Carbon fiber Jardine RT-One exhaust. It had 9,400 miles on it, and The guy sold it to me for $ 5,400. I didn't know if it was a good deal or not, but the bike was well worth it. Great bike, rides good, looks better than the 954 also.
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RE: 2001 Milage
23K is getting up there in miles but it doesn't mean there aren't a lot more left in it. I typically put 1500 miles a month on my bike -- mostly interstate with slight excursions into ludicrous speed. As long as the maintenance has been kept up with the bike should be good for another 30K. If you do get to take it home for an extended test drive check the plugs -- in my humble opinion the single best way (easiest anyway) to tell an engine's condition is to examine the plugs.