Aim high and let them talk you down to the price you want. You just have to wade through the, dude I'll trade you a mountain bike and this rad glass bong BS.
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250-500cc WHAT IS A GOOD PRICE TO ASK FOR MY CR250 2001
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Zomby woof
Husqvarna
Pro Class
Nice bike. I'd be surprised if it's worth half that.
Eaglefreek
Husqvarna
Pro Class
Unfortunately, as other's have said, these bikes just are bringing in what other brands do. I think I'd be lucky to get $2,500-3,000 for my 2011. Good luck.
2000-2500 in that shape to the right buyer. but thats the key... the right buyer who knows what he is looking at. Great bikes. People keep trying to buy my 02 from me that ride it, not selling.
CoS
Husqvarna
A Class
YA GET WHAT YA PAY FOR$$$ TURNKEY, THIS BIKE IS MINT, LIKE I SAID I FEEL THE BIKE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE 10HRS ON IT..AND I FIGURED I WOULD JUST SHOW IT ON HERE TO LET EVERYONE IT IS SELL FOR THE RIGHT PRICE$$$...PM ME IF INTERESTED, JUST REMEMBER MONEY$$$ TALKS AND BULLSHIT WALKS...
Norman Foley
Husqvarna
Pro Class
Eaglefreek
Husqvarna
Pro Class
lankydoug
Husqvarna
Pro Class
It's a clean bike for sure, exceptional for a 2001. Unfortunately it's a 2001 and worth way more to the guy who built it then the potential buyers. I have an 08 YZ125 in similar condition except it gets ridden occasionally so not as polished. The YZs are identical form 2006-2015 and sell new for $6500 and mine, because of the mods, is better than a new one yet I'd be lucky to get $2,300 so I will likely own it for a few more years... It's the unfortunate part of dirt bikes, not that that's a bad thing especially if you're buying. Fixing up dirt bikes is a great way to divide your money in half, riding them beats anything else money can buy.
Wow CoS! That Yami looks like it's never seen dirt. I try to keep my 11 TE looking good, but I got nothin on that.
YZs are EZ to find but a super clean CR250 husky is not. He just needs to find the right buyer. Someone is looking for that bike.
CoS
Husqvarna
A Class
Sorry I'm kinda new to this site a deleted the Y
ami picks by mistake but here they are again...like i said I sold this 2005 YZ250 for 3500.00...about a month ago..the fellow who bought it loves it... plus I sold the stk pipe/silencer and plastic plus IMS oversize tank for woods riding for another 350plus on eBay...I take care of my bikes...
ami picks by mistake but here they are again...like i said I sold this 2005 YZ250 for 3500.00...about a month ago..the fellow who bought it loves it... plus I sold the stk pipe/silencer and plastic plus IMS oversize tank for woods riding for another 350plus on eBay...I take care of my bikes...
HardCoreHusky
Husqvarna
AA Class
Buying and selling dirt bikes is just "money under the bridge".......ride the snot out of it, try to maintain it and then when it comes time to move on dump it and be done with it. How anyone has patience for months of running ads, responding to neanderthal texters and time wasters is beyond me. I only buy from like minded sellers, get it gone and be done with it. Money under the bridge!
Eaglefreek
Husqvarna
Pro Class
My bike looks like I dragged it behind a truck and then pushed it off a cliff.
My race bike is like that girl who starts out as a 9 then the closer you get the score starts dropping as it becomes apparent that she's got lots more miles on her than it looked like. A 20 footer