View Poll Results: Which would you choose?
1998 GSXR 750: Blue & White



7
87.50%
1997 GSXR 750: All Blue



0
0%
1996 GSXR 750: Gold & Black



1
12.50%
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Which would you choose??
Which would you choose??
If it were up to you guys, which would you pick??
1998 GSXR 750: 16,000mi, blue & white
1997 GSXR 750: 25,000mi, all blue
1996 GSXR 750: 24,500mi, gold & black
1998 GSXR 750: 16,000mi, blue & white
1997 GSXR 750: 25,000mi, all blue
1996 GSXR 750: 24,500mi, gold & black
Re: Which would you choose??
I would not get carried away. Remember you can go to the dealer and buy a 750 for around 8000. I have seen 954 going for under 8000. Those are new bike with zero miles on them. I bet you could get out the door on an 2003 bike for under 9000. Just a little food for thought also if you want to buy a new stay away from Great Mistakes. They will over charge you and hardly ever give anyone a good deal. I would suggest wheels in oxford.
Jeff
Jeff
Re: Which would you choose??
About the new bikes, no way. For one I can't afford $8000, plus if I finance it I have to have full coverage insurance on it. I do like to spend money, no lie there, but this time I know I can't afford that.
Re: Which would you choose??
Yeah that is always the problem I have.... But i just wanted you to be aware of what you can get out of the dealers. It should help you when you choose how much you want to spend total on one of those bikes.
Also here is spot to check out the blue book values of these bikes. I would not buy over what that site says personnally. http://www.kbb.com/kb/ki.dll/ke.kb.bz?kbb&&&zip;2139
Just make sure you check the bike out before you give the guy any coin. Check Steering head bearings, swing arm bearing, all parts of the frame for cracks, and I would check the quality of the oil in the bike. Hate to see you buy a bike and put $3000 into to it to fix it up.
Good Luck Bro...
Jeff
Also here is spot to check out the blue book values of these bikes. I would not buy over what that site says personnally. http://www.kbb.com/kb/ki.dll/ke.kb.bz?kbb&&&zip;2139
Just make sure you check the bike out before you give the guy any coin. Check Steering head bearings, swing arm bearing, all parts of the frame for cracks, and I would check the quality of the oil in the bike. Hate to see you buy a bike and put $3000 into to it to fix it up.
Good Luck Bro...
Jeff
Re: Which would you choose??
Originally Posted by NINER
also check the steering stops for damage. Damage indicates a bad tank slapper at one point. The blue bike was definately wrecked at one point.
For an extra $4,000 in parts you can probably get 65HP out of it. Re: Which would you choose??
my dads friend is selling his white 2003 buell firebolt with 350 miles on it for 4800, it has a clear title but was backed into by a car so there is som cosmetic damage bit its pretty minor, if anyones intrested...
Re: Which would you choose??
Originally Posted by Klimaxx
my dads friend is selling his white 2003 buell firebolt with 350 miles on it for 4800, it has a clear title but was backed into by a car so there is som cosmetic damage bit its pretty minor, if anyones intrested...
a buell, buy a honda....you can find a good $$$ on ebay for an older f4....but if you have to get a gsxr get the 98 it looks to be the best one
Re: Which would you choose??
Originally Posted by rocketjoe
Your from Ohio what do you know
other than we kick your *** in football 
other than we kick your *** in football 
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