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Started by mp_3eb_tool, June 18, 2004, 06:05:28 PM

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mp_3eb_tool

Hey everyone,
I have been looking at and drooling on Honda VTR 1000's (Superhawk/Firestorm) for a long while now.  I am getting ready to hopefully buy one but, first, I must sell my baby.  I have a red 93' GS with aftermarket Flander's handlebars, Lockhart Phillips short stalk signals, elimanated fender and just under 15k miles.  She has a small dent on the right side of the tank, some scratches on the can, and a replaced right engine cover all thanks to the Srinath bar incident  :( .   I also have a brand new chain and sprocket on her.
I'm planning on putting an add out in cycle trader or something asking around $1800-$2000 and then just see what kind of offers I get.  Does anyone have any suggestions on how much I can expect to get.  Should I go ahead and take off my tank and try to bang out the dent(4.5'' width, <3'' height, <.25'' depth at deepest point)?  I'm open to any suggestions whatsoever.  Thanks!

-Mike

JLKasper

I don't know the market in your area, but your asking price seems a little high.  However, the current gasoline situation might change all that.  Gasoline here has slipped below $1.80 again, but current events are bound to affect petroleum prices.

    As for your dent, you might try one of those suction cup dent removers I've seen advertised recently, or even a toilet plunger.  There's also a technique using compressed air to pop it out from the inside.  Aside from that, you're better off just leaving it as is.   :cheers:
"A skittish motor-bike with a touch of blood in it is better than all the riding animals on Earth."
               --T.E. Lawrence

mp_3eb_tool

I definitely know that my asking price is high but, I want to put it up for that and just see what kind of offers I can get.

johncam4

Chances are you going to be selling it to another new rider.  I totally overlooked the dent in mine when i bought it.  Fixing it is way too much trouble

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