4000, turn around and sell it for 5000 grand to a squid. but thats what i do so.... maybe 5 grand if i was going to keep it. it has to many miles for me though, in one season your going to be at like 30k...

 

I have never ridden a ZX6R or any of the GSX-R's so I can not tell you how they ride or the quality of the bike. But aesthetically none of those compare to the RR IMO. But I can tell you that I love my RR and do not regret selling my F4i for it. Everything about that bike is awesome. If I were you I would be on the lookout for a 07-10 600RR. I don't know what they are going for in your area but 12K for $5500 seems like a lot. I would think you could find one with less miles on it for the same price or cheaper Also try to find one that is in mint condition. If you sell your pristine F4i for a bike with scratches on it I think your going to kick your own butt.

 

Here we go with ppl thinking a bike with more than 5k on it is wore out WTF!! A bike thats rode clocks 10k easy in the summer alone. A 5yr old bike with 5k on it sat in the phuqing garage being stared at n not rode!

I wouldnt pay more than $4k for a 3 owner 5yr old bike tho.

 

id pay 4k since it has 22k miles

 

the miles dont bother me its a 5yr old bike, if they held their value that well we'd all be rich lol

 

Maybe I missed something but who said a bike with more thank 5K miles on it is wore out?

 

ok more like implied, lol ppl saying its worth is lower because it has 22k on it or has too many miles for them. To me I'd be worried if a 5yr old bike didnt have many miles on it for the reasons I stated b4

Then again, some ppl dont ever get 22k under their belt in a life time lol

 

hmm well for comparison last year I purchased a

2009 CBR 600rr with ~700 miles on it
came with
Yoshi RS-5 exhaust
Tinted Puig windscreen
Rear seat cowl
Integrated tail.

Purchased for 7,000.

 

Ahh okay. I didn't mean to imply that 22K in a lot of miles. The bottom line is that 22K miles nothing. The bike has a lot more life left in it. On the flip side there are a lot of bikes out there with a lot less miles. With that being said if the bike with 22K miles is what you want like color scheme, condition, mods (if any), price, etc. then don't hesitate to pick it up.

 

700 miles? I done that in a week easy on a new bike lol, a noob own it that got skeered?

But yea thats what I'm talking about on price. Just because someone paid full retail doesnt mean thats what its worth. It depreciates as soon as the contract is signed n it leaves the lot. I lmao every time I see someone selling a new bike they just bought n put a pipe and this n that on it and think its worth more than what they paid for it lol.