CBF1000 valuation help.

[wilsey27]

Good morning I was wondering if any one could
Help me value my CBF1000 2011 16k. Full Colour coded luggage scotoiler.

My mate wants to buy it but I want to be fair to him and me. I have my eye on a white one.

[Art]

Look at what's on offer

There are several SC58's being offered by dealers on AutoTrader with ABS, full luggage and GT fairing lowers ranging from 2010 to 2012, 8,000 to 24,000 miles and priced from £4,500 to £4,750. So without the dealer warranty, fairing lowers and remembering the dealers will have priced to haggle or part exchange maybe £3,999 would be a fair ask.

[wilsey27]

Many thanks for the feed back much appreciated.

Was thinking nearer 5k so glad I asked.

Cheers

Pete.

[moayling]

I sold my Mk2 , 2015 with full gt spec and 25000 miles for £4900 to a private buyer. I considered that a reasonable price given the slightly higher mileage.. l think you are being a bit optimistic to expect £5000 for a 2011 but good luck with your proposed change.

[Art]

I was assuming this 2011 was a late SC58, if its an early SC64 it may be worth £4,249.

I'm only giving an opinion here, the real worth of anything is whatever the market will bear and just like the price of tea in China that can vary month on month. If you want the best price then ask for say £500 more than your bottom line to leave the buyer some feel good haggle room but if you get top dollar then happy days, if the buyer fails to reach your bottom line sell it elsewhere. It is a popular motorcycle in the sports tourer class and, as with anything else, if it proves difficult to sell you're probably asking for too much.

[timbig]

recently sold my Mk1 11 plate, 12000 miles, full luggage, plus various additions for £3500 privately

[Jlangf0r]

I paid £4200 for my 2011 Mk2 (full luggage, 15K miles) this time last year. That also included a 12-month dealer warranty.