Topic: What are these bikes worth these days?

[WhyNot2]

100 bux....................................


After a couple 100 bux later for missing parts ie. air box, controls, mirrors, and seat, and other misc. parts::

[WhyNot2]

I payed $500 for this.

Be..... U...... Tee...... ful.................now theres the kind of deals I'd like to come across....................

[bjatwood]

My wife bought me this CB as a 25th wedding anniversay gift. She's a keeper (wife) and the bike aint too bad either! She paid 2,500 for it.

[Sniper X]

On that Cb350 that sold for 2k, that reminds me of two things, one is there is SOMEONE out there willing to pay a lot for these vintage bikes. Two, some of those people are foolish with their money and need to look round a bit more before shelling out their hard earned money. I will say that IF I was trying to sell my CB350F, which: runs as if new, fires up firs touch of the button every time, has new tyres, is all stock including the pipes, has a new NOS seat cover, and all new brakes and fluids, and would be like new with a fresh refinish and 20hrs of hand detailing and maybe a new front fender, I would ask in the $3500.00 range and get it......EASY! I know this only because after everyone told me I would never get $5000.00 for my BMW R60/5, I got 7K, after everyone told me I would never get $4000.00 for my R100RS I traded it for this 350 AND a nice 1985 R80RT BMW, the two together are easily worth about 6K. If a bike is NICE, vintage and all stock, it WILL sell for a lot of money! Shoot, look at the prices of super cherry CB750K0 or K1S And if you dare, try to but a cherry 1970 Kawasaki trippple two storke! God! Those sell for over 10K easily!