Quick question,

An 05 F4i, with about 3500 miles, two brand spankin new tires, brand new battery, with zero dents and scratches......is it worth $5,300?? This is a dealer, not a private seller.

I'm still not 100% I like the grey color though. I'm really digging the 06s with either the blue or yellow paint. After sitting on the newer body style F4i's, I'm really looking forward to upgrading my 1990 F1 hurricane.

 

if u are nto 100% on it then no, it will never be worth it, even if its 600 bucks.

but thats not a horrible deal if your willing to pay it. the price is about regular for a dealer, even tho its a bit high

 

Sounds maybe just a little bit high, but it is a dealer.

 

I got my 06 with the blue paint you're really digging, 2529 miles & a single key scratch on the tail, for $4500.

Go private and search Craigslist in a 3 state radius. I searched all cities in PA, VA, OH, NJ & NY for about a week. Guy wanted $5500, bit at a reply of "$4000 cash today" and we settled at $4,500.

 

Well I'm digging the fact it has two brand new tires. Thal alone is worth at least 300 bucks. Don't get me wrong about the gray color. Right now my bike is white. Plus it will match my gray and white, CBR Joe ROcket jacket. BUT the yellow and blue color schemes are much better looking IMO. SO 5300 is reasonable?

 

if you are willing to pay it then yes, its definitly reasonable. if its from a dealer just try to get them to throw in some maintenance for free for awhile or some kinda warranty

 

Just bought my '05 F4i not a scratch on it with 3911 miles, $4300. Also, the dealer is going to charge about $800 in taxes and fees.

 

I have an 06 yellow F4i that I will sell at the end of summer if you havent picked one up by then. Put on new tires last week along with a fender eliminator and right now it has 5,700 miles.

 

He'll have to pay tax anyway when he registers it, but the dealer does add in a bunch of ridiculous fees.

I'm sure he wants to buy one just in time for winter.

 

I just bought my bike last summer, I was looking for over a year though, and I noticed a sharp drop in prices right at the end of summer, so if you're frugal and don't mind waiting the season, you'll save money.

That being said, I couldn't wait that long