How many miles!

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Magpie, Sep 17, 2005.

  1. Magpie

    Magpie Guest

    I am looking to purchase a zx636 a1p model 2003 03 plate. It has 15K on
    the clock. Should i be worried about the mileage it seems high when i
    look at other bikes. Its up for 4200gbp. The bike is in vgc and will
    come with 6months warranty.
    What are your feelings on the mileage?
     
    Magpie, Sep 17, 2005
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    SteveH Guest

    15k miles is **** all. Don't worry about it, just ensure the price
    reflects the mileage. (I don't have a clue how much one of those is
    worth, but weren't they kicking around for £4999 brand new back in '03?)
     
    SteveH, Sep 17, 2005
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  3. Magpie

    Magpie Guest

    Were they theyre over 6k now.
    would be interesting to find out if anyone knows.
     
    Magpie, Sep 17, 2005
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    Donald Guest

    My 03 CBR600RR3 (March 2003) is now sitting at 11.5K, but I didn't ride
    it very much over the last two winters.

    I was considering selling my bike recently and it would have been a
    *lot* less that £4.2 K but then I would have sold privately. Presumeably
    this is a dealer who have to give you a warranty ?

    On my bike there is a big service due at 16K (I'm assuming the Kawaski
    is the same) so be aware that you'll almost be immediately forking out a
    few hundred pounds on a service.

    In terms of high mileage, I wouldn't be afraid of it as long as it has a
    full service history. I'd expect a better price though, because, as you
    pointed out, there are lots of bikes that never get ridden. It's also
    the end of the season too.

    To put it into perspective, if you can stretch another £800, you can
    have a brand new 05 ZX636 for £4999 with 2 year manufacturers warranty.
    (Autotrader: Motorcycle Centre Orrell and KJM Superbikes Ltd)
     
    Donald, Sep 18, 2005
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