twistys4me
Husqvarna
B Class
So im looking to thin the herd, and not sure what to ask for a price on a 2006 te 610. 3585 miles, full leo vince exhaust, cam chain replaced at 2300 miles. what would you start at?
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Fair asking price?
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Husqvarna
Brandon Whitmore
Husqvarna
B Class
Here's all the one's listed on Craigslist throughout the US right now: http://www.craiglook.com/all.html?q=te610
The 610's pop up on C-list quite often.
The 610's pop up on C-list quite often.
PALMER84ONE
Husqvarna
AA Class
The exhaust is a wash. You never really get more for add ons. It's a good looking bike and you can see it was maintained well. I would start at around 4,800. and go from there.
http://www.kbb.com/motorcycle/retail/2006/husqvarna/te610/70635 2006 Husqvarna TE610 Value December 16, 2009
1-Cylinders
4-Stroke
576cc
Suggested Retail Value$4195 The Kelley Blue Book
http://www.kbb.com/motorcycle/retail/2006/husqvarna/te610/70635 2006 Husqvarna TE610 Value December 16, 2009
1-Cylinders
4-Stroke
576cc
Suggested Retail Value$4195 The Kelley Blue Book
Brandon Whitmore;66002 said:
Yes but at the moment according to that there are only 14 in the usa for sale now. Around here craigs list is the way to sell things locally, at least it works best for me.
It depends on how the market is in the PNW. I tried to buy a dual sport... 5 years ago? and noticed that the PNW and northeast were less expensive used, and southern California were the most expensive. I even toyed with the idea of driving up with a trailer and buying bikes, then driving to so cal.
$4395? No matter what you list it for, people will expect to pay 10% less than that.
twistys4me
Husqvarna
B Class
Thanks for the tips.
Hate to see it go fun bike. But i need a new trail bike more than a dual sport.
Hate to see it go fun bike. But i need a new trail bike more than a dual sport.
twistys4me;66153 said:Thanks for the tips.
Funny, i just did the exact same thing. I had a ton of extras including 2 sets of plastics and the bike was super clean as i converted it to SM use. I got around $4800 when all was said and done.
mxracernumber1
Husqvarna
A Class
I would start at $5. Take off the fuzzy seat and the asking price jumps to $4,500. If they think that's too high tell them to go buy a new one...