Best Used Motorcycles (Top Deals Right Now)
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2022
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Honda Gold Wing, ST1100, ST1300, VFR800, VFR1200, NC750X, CRF250L, Fireblade, Africa Twin
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I bought a new Honda Shadow VT1100 in the spring of 86, I still have it! It's still showroom clean and 100% reliable.
Great video! I agree 100% about purchasing used bikes. I own four bikes and all have been purchased used. I just purchased a 2012 Yamaha Super Tenere' from an older gentleman who was the original owner. It features many aftermarket extras, 38k miles, was well maintained with all the service records. I paid $6000 US. i couldn't be any happier with it.
2016 Honda Goldwing F6B, 2004 BMW R1100S, 2020 Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, 2012 Yamaha Super Tenere'
Loved seeing that old Valkyrie commercial! Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! It brought back some memories for me too.
"She's not much to look at but she's fun to ride."...That's what he said.😉✌🏽
Ah you heard that too .
We all know that girl 😂😂😂
Vstar 1300, great all around cruiser, had one for 12 years, gas, oil, tires, one new set of brakes. Never let me down.
An exceptionally cheap "all-arounder" that often gets overlooked is the Katana 750. I bought one a couple years ago after I sold my KTM EXC500 . My high school friend suddenly decided to get into motorcycles after 30 years of me trying to convince him. Not wanting to spend much money I found a safetied 2006 Kat with 10k km and 2 brand new tires for 2100$ CDN. At the time I felt like I was making a huge compromise compared to the bikes I've owned in the past but I've come to realize that although this bike isn't exceptional in any particular aspect it does everything well enough to suit all my on-road needs.
Yes, that's a nice sport tourer.
I've owned numerous bikes so far, but nothin can top the deal I just bought. Off of someone I know, a 2007 xr650l with an original 73 miles! Was kept in storage and is basically new. They are good legendary bikes.
Beauty! Unfortunately Honda doesn't sell them in Canada anymore and the used ones are super pricey.
I have a Kawasaki er500. It goes really well, & is totally reliable. It handles very well. I have spent very little money on it. I would recommend this model to anyone.
The price of used bikes is crazy though. I see two of my bikes being listed at higher price than I put them on the road 4-5 years ago. It is better buying pretty much anything new than used. Saving $1k-$2k to get something five year old will even out in price very quickly. Tires, chain, sprockets, brake pads, clutch, fluids will add up quickly and probably cost way more if you pay for service. Not to mention all those pipes and crap that mechanically clueless are trying to play with because somebody told them that it is cool or they pretend like 5-10lbs makes difference to them even though they maybe put few hundred miles a year.
Some great points there. Thanks!
I have a Kawasaki Concours, great bike, nice to see them mentioned👍
Great video and review, thank you. Was that guitar work a cover from Naruto?
The VFR 800 and the FJR1300 where the two bikes I always wanted hut never owned.
The CBR1100 Blackbird is a bike I've owned twice and they are an awsome bike, you can get these for a great price too.
I have to confess this has become my fav. UA-cam motorcycle channel.
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Recently Bought another 81 Honda CB750 Custom. Had one back when I was 16 (1990). LOVED IT! This one was only $2200 and Looked and Sounded Good when I bought it. Only had 27,500 on it. 10 Rides in and started Stalling out... Need/ed ( still being worked on at time of me typing this ) a Complete Engine Rebuild! and a Few other things. Open the Fuel Tank and it has a Layer of Surface Rust... Couple of holes up near the Exhaust Ports but not to worry about. Exhaust was Plated over with holes drilled in it and a few other Minor Details. $3000 Later and it will be up and running. been Making $500 payments a Month on it and at time of posting this, still have $1235 left. And once it Up and Ridable again, it will be worth it.... To Me... Previous Owner was/is a Dirt Bike Freak and treated it like one..
Great overview Thx.
Back on a street bike, after 40 years off (crazy long, eh ?).
I chose a Suzuki Maxi-Scooter, 2006 Burgman 400.
Won't kill myself or meet every cop in East Texas on her.
But sporty fun @ 67 avg mpg.
Cruises 75-80
TONS of storage onboard.
Installed a larger Givi Windscreen & toured to San Diego - (2/3 a continent) and back, comfortably.
I'm def considering a nice ADV.
Probably one of:
- DR 400/650 or KLR
- KTM ADV390
- BMW - sub 1000cc ADV
Not to replace the Maxi-Scoot, but augment it.
Just like I have a hardtail Mountain Bike, and a Road Bike, for the Trails & Asphalt too.
Just some perspective, I'm 58 & had from age 14-20 about 7 Enduro & Street bikes, buying used hasn't changed.
In fact, it's near identical,
buy with season in your favor, have cash, negotiate & (hidden key) be willing to walk away !
My best buy "back in the day" was a showroom perfect 1980 Yamaha DT250 (silver) with 2500 miles, in 1981 from a departing Navy Sailor who sailed away the next day !
He'd paid like $1400 new from El Cajon Yamaha the year before, and though his ad asked $750, I was a broke high school sophomore with only $600.
He TOOK IT.
I was elated for quite some time.
Dude was almost crying over it.
I said "you're desperate, but so am I, the Navy pays you a paycheck, I mow lawns for $5 a wack. So who's more broke ? It's like you're helping a little brother out".
He left our transaction a little less depressed 😔 !
I have a 2002 Honda 919 I've had for 10 years now that's still going strong. The FJR1300's are known to go over 100k miles well maintained. Personally met an older guy that put over 100k on his in a pretty short period of time.
I'm loving my FJR!
Great video as always. I love my 2007 FZ6, EFI super easy to maintain, cheap power great touring bike and I can get 320kms per fill up. I been riding for 4 years it’s my first bike and still love it. My buddies and ride the muskokas as much as possible! So please keep the muskoka or any southern Ontario clips. Thanks
Thanks! Love it up there as well as Madawaska Valley.
You’re not cheap, you’re economical. As am I. Why buy new and take the depreciation hit when a low mileage bike is available at a much lower price?
Exactly!
Recently purchased a 2003 vtx1800.
12k mi, accessorized, mint condition. 100hp 115ft/lb torque.
Big block power, big block thirst.
Honda quality and reliability.
Best bike ever (cruiser).
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Truth!
Just bought a 2007 Suzuki C90T, no original sissy bar, 21,018 miles, Cobra pipes and crash bars, and recent new black wall tires for $2200. Rides like a parade float..smooth and comfortable..changed plugs, oil and filter, and it even runs better.
So many bikes out there! Being sold for new and sellers as you said will stick it to the buyer. No room to negotiate. Everyone that has an extra bike knows the value of it. Great information as always! Hasta luego!
Thanks! Take care.
I picked up a cb550sc nighthawk for $500 in 2020. My first bike. Kid I got it from didn't understand how carbs worked and for another $300 in fees and elbow grease I had a pretty nice cruiser. Fun bike that I regret selling.
Those old CBs are worth a lot now because people are looking to make cafe racers out of them.
I just bought a 2006 Suzuki C50 BLVD. Mint condition with bags and Cobra pipes....6,000 miles.
All for $4,000....love it.
Bought a 2003 Kawasaki ZR7S last year. $1800.00 Canadian. 64,000 km. Great, great bike. Used is an excellent way to go.
As much as I like the Shadow, the Best deal in the cruiser world is the Honda VTX 1300 line. You can find them all day long for pennies. Shaft drive means hardly any maintenance, single carb can be rebuilt in an hour if needed. Single pin crank like a Harley so it sounds great. And it’s a Honda, so it’ll run for approximately 400 years.
Good point!
Good advice for entry👍
Thanks! 👍
I picked up a 07 Kawasaki 650r for 2k with 36 thousand miles. Other than cosmetic damages which cost me about 130 for factory paint and JB weld, the thing was in great shape even 13 years after it was made. A testament of its engineering.
A sweet list! The UK market is a little different but a commonality is that you can get a pre-VTEC VFR800 or an ST1100 for under £2k pretty handily. I'm currently on a V-Strom 650 but I'm pretty tempted to give a V4 a go whilst they're still available so cheap. Sure, servicing can be expensive but I don't think prices can really go any lower on these things.
They truly have lasted tremendously well.
Yes, absolutely. 👍 In UK & Ireland all the Pans and VFRs sell very cheap, although they are capable and reliable tourers and do-it-all commuters, even by todays standards.
All my bikes are older, mostly Hondas; singles, twins and a 350 Four. Didn't pay a fortune for any of them and they are all smaller, less than 650cc and easy to maintain and get parts for.
That keeps them affordable with high high fun factor.
100% agree. A Japanese bike will be more reliable and looks great! In picked up a 07 kawasaki Vulcan 2000, HUGE badass cruiser for 4k flat, with low miles and a bunch of custom parts including awesome custom paintjob.
Nice! Those metric cruisers are awesome.
Moto Guzzi with the 1400 engine. Great value, personality and reliable. With good power, shaft drive and awesome brembo-brakes.
I returned to motorbikes after 25 years, and being in the UK I looked at sporty lower capacity beginner or intermediate bikes... preferably Japanses but some Truimph options also stood out (Street Triple looking at you). I decided on the conservative cost effective route and bought a 2018 Kawaski Ninja 400 and 6 months later I am not regretting it. What a fun machine, performs like an old 750 with way better handling. Not to be under estimated, even in Canada or USA where cc's tend to be higher.
Nice bike and plenty fast and sporty without breaking the bank.
I love my 2010 suzuki gsx 1250 fa, so much torque and it is unbreakable.
My best deal ever was on a 16 month old used NC750X with DCT, had 9000km. The bike came with luggage and a Zumo 660. I paid half the price of a new one without accessories...
That's a sweet deal because here they are pretty pricey.
The NC will keep making that deal even better. I bought my 2013 as a new leftover in 2015. 40k on it, zero issues, and almost 70mpg average. Great bikes
Not sure what "genre" it was but Yamaha TDM was a great allrounder. Both 850 or 900. Maybe I'd add CBF 1000 here as well. Nice video, some flashbacks:)
Thanks for sharing!
New Top Gun movie, you say? Should just about be time to see it on Netflix when I renew my subscription next winter ! Bought a used Sportster last Summer and already am seeing its value go up by a couple of Ks. Can't wait till the last two are cut from the line up altogether ! : )
I agree the best deals are for metric Cruisers. I bought my 2015 Vstrom in 2018 I traded my 2007 Drz 400 I wish I would have kept it. 20 20 hindsight. Keep making great videos.
Thanks for sharing! Yes, that DRZ is worth its weight in gold now.
Very good video, very neat .
Thank you very much!
Thank you
I bought a Ninja 400 out the door for $4500 3 years ago and a year ago I traded it for a 2014 Bonneville America plus an extra $500. It is almost exactly like my 2001 Fat Boy (a rolling Lazyboy). The 2 tone red paint job is killer.
I got a gladius with 18000kms for $2700, came with a round headlight conversion and aftermarket exhaust so it looks the same if not better than the new sv650, has the same chassis and all, surprisingly it has adjustable front forks which the new sv doesn’t even offer. Worth every penny
That's what I mean about the Gladius. A lot of bike for an awesome price.
My 2003 Z1000 is just such a sweet little bike, barely under 500 pounds, lots of poop, Muzzys pipes so it looks and sounds good, more comfortable than it looks, no electronic assists, (as a friends said, "just pump the brake lever 15 times a second" for ABS.); Japanese indestructablity and paid for. Just keeps going. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.
if you already have a bike keep riding it and wait for the market to settle down it might be a few years but by then alot of models will be under revision anyway
Good advice!
Hi there another very god bike honda varadero 1000 and suzuki v strom 650 and yamaha xtz 660 tenere
The. DR 650 can still be brought new in Australia “ they have the name BUSH PIG 🐷 “ here and with a Long range safari tank and suspension mods they are actually VERY capable off road and actually not that heavy and simple air cooled engine Cab engine.
I have several bikes, and they're all older Japanese models. Two of my favorites are my 1999 Concours 1000 and my 2005 ZZ-R1200. I also have a 1983 Yamaha 750 Midnight Maxim in perfect original condition.
Good used cruiser for beginner?
I have a 2020 wr250r that I bought new and getting 2022 tenere 700 in June both were the very last available my wr250r was possibly the last ever made built Dat 12/2020..keep up the videos get inside and info👍
Thanks for sharing! That WR is valuable indeed.
@@DifferentSpokesTV I love the wr250r and will never get rid of it!!right now it has just 500 miles
A used 883 sporty is always an option. They can be had for cheap, last forever with that bullet proof Evo engine. And with the after market eco system surrounding that bike, it's an instant hobby build.
And the women that have owned them tend to baby them.
At $5000 Aussie dollars with RWC..10200 kms on the clock plus a set of genuine Kawasaki panniers..my Versys 650 is a great deal that I was waiting ages to find..Apart from road tyres its surprisingly capable on rough rocky rutted roads too at safe speeds.
Very nice! I used to see a lot of them on the used market a while back but now owners are holding on to them more.
if you just want a Generic Motorcycle that is Fun, easy to handle ( also for Beginners), reliable, affordable to run, comfortable enough and sporty enough for most Riders, and does look OK- and all for a good Price….nothing beats the SV 650.
I know Beginners with that Bike, and very skilled all Year Riders who all enjoy it very much.
I just bought a used 2004 kawasaki z750 with only 19k kms. And its awesome bike
I'm selling a dr650 due to low power issues. Im Buying a vstrom 1000. It seems that the 650s and 1000s are selling for near the same price.
Honda shadow 750. Best bang for the cruiser buck.
Shadow 600!
Bought a 2020 Triumph Tiger, paid full retail when it was new. However, it only had 4k miles, so I wasn't too upset. Got top dollar for '15 FJ09.
I got my husqvarna te610 for 3 grand off a mate. I love it.
Great, I'll take an early 80's Suzuki GS850L, GS1000/1100L or Honda CB 750/1000 or Kawasaki same.
In the cruiser category, you should add the Yamaha Raider . I own one and I know two other people who have them , with 65K , and 100k miles, with no engine problems at all.
Thanks for the input. Those older power cruisers are nice.
Those SV650s are pretty sweet but I've not seen any GS since at least 1996 with a wet weight under 500 pounds. Prices on used bikes have been pretty high for the last year or two and new bikes may lose tax, shipping and incidental fees when rolling off the showroom but for the last couple years the values haven't been falling like they traditionally did before the pandemic.
Personally if I'm looking for a good used bike finding one from an older owner who has done the maintenance required, has the original equipment with the farkles, rides the bike a thousand miles or so a year, has a transferable extended warranty on any brand is the holy grail.
That is the way I sell my used bikes. My next one I'm selling is a 2020 BMW R9T/5 in Lupine blue.
Back in 2019 I picked up a 2014 H-D Street Glide Special with 33k miles on her for $10,500 US. They're out there, just got to look and be ready to buy fast.
Yes, there are a ton of used Harleys on the used market in North America.
You forgot this and that. But I like having the KLR-650 and the ZX10r when I want to go stupid fast. But the KLR got out of hybernation the other day and it didn't do bad at all. Maybe it was the jetting change I did or checked the tire pressure. But was doing 85 no problem. With the front drive gear change I have planned it should do even better on the highway.
I put 45k on my 05 Honda ST 1300 ... incredible bike ...
Moving to CO from FL, scoping in advance for dual sport or adv, and the motorcycle market there is down right depressing. Dealers tacking 2k+ above msrp and 6mo wait lists, and a non existent used market.
I bought a 2003 BMW K1200RS with 18k miles for $2700 less than 2 years ago. Great bike.
Nice find!
Wish you had talked about v strom a little more
good coverage was thinking Royal Enfield but the used do tend to be almost same price as new.
Yeah, they're rare around here on the used market. Maybe in India there's more choice.
Honda blackbird!
Aprilia SL 1000 Falco, Aprilia RST Futura and Capo 1000 are a bargain.
a tenere is almost 16k new stock now :( $1600 doc + PDI, which is also taxxed, in BC!
Thank you for your opinion. It’s always nice to dream of buying my next new bike but dreams don’t always come true. But I do feel better knowing I have two of the bikes you mentioned in my garage. Looking forward to your next post
I bought my dream motorcycle used. We have no dealer in our state and the 2022s are too focused on street. I have a 2019 Indian FTR1200 S Race Replica.
Nice ride!
Had to pay $2000 for a 17 year old Honda Shadow! And that was the cheapest bike I have seen in a year.
Ducati 848 and 1098 were pretty reasonable before the pandemic around 7k cad
Interesting fact: When I bought my ‘21 Low Rider S brand new, back in February….. it was less expensive than a used ‘21 Low Rider S at the same dealership! Why? They said it was because they can offer rebates and basically are more motivated to sell a new bike vs a used bike. Besides, it was February 2022 and it was the last, remaining, ‘21 model still on the lot so they needed it gone.
A guy met me at a swap meet and showed me a picture of a beautiful 1967 BSA 250 Starfire. It had six thousand original miles on it. $500 delivered to my house. Came with a Victor alloy tank as well. The BSA 250 single and all of it's versions from commuter bike to Enduro bike they are just a great little bike and beautiful to look at from any angle. I got a real British single motorcycle for a chance the price of the Indian made fake. Is that a good deal or what?
I got myself a Kawasaki er6f a few weeks ago I could clean it up and make profit but I think I'll just clean it up.
Nice!
"NO"> Not a "CHEAP-SKATE".. SMART INVESTOR, like myself!!!!!!!!!!!
Private Sales are nice but if you don't have the cash on hand you're pretty much up a Creek without a paddle and if you have pretty decent or really good credit getting a loan for like a ninja 400 or a Honda Rebel or CPR 500, 300, R3 bikes in those ranges aren't exactly unreasonable in price and if you're new to the riding experience in my opinion they are the best platform to learn on and grow I mean I'm going on my third year with my ninja 400 and I'm still happy riding it everyday.
Yes, the 300-400cc class is best bought new as the used bikes aren't much less expensive than new ones. A Ninja 400 is a good sized bike even for experienced riders.
I had the fortune of getting a 2012 NC700X with only 4k miles for 3400 USD, just 4 years ago. Felt like I robbed the dealership. Has been very reliable and is now at 13k miles
Nice!
Keeping my old Vulcan, you have just outlined in this video why. Impossible to find any dealer bikes to try out, and ridiculous prices on newish other bikes. There are some that I´m curious to try but for the moment the market is insane. So keeping what I have, for yet another season.
Well said! That seems to be the sentiment in the market.
This is a very good advice 👍
Glad you liked it.
I feel like you need to go check out Royal Enfields.
kawasaki concourse zg 1000 ex la comekilometros
DRZ400SM are close to $10,000 new.
I found that used bikes are cheaper at dealers because they don't live in fantasy land and they have to keep stock moving
To all you ADV and dual sport aficionados out there: remember the days when riding pavement was fun? What's wrong with pavement? I understand the off-road is all the rage and stuff, but remember how cool the pavement was? Remember how fun the pavement was? It's still fun, and still cool.
Some of my friends exclusively ride off road now due to dumb and dangerous drivers.
the deals out there aren't as good as they used to be. c-vid stimulus checks did to used bike prices that cash for clunkers did for used car prices. I miss being able to score hold over year deals on anything
Hi,I am having R15000.will I get 1 bike plss
Old Harleys with the Evolution engine, 1984-1999 can be had for $4000, often with less than 40,000 miles. Many are pristine owned by old men that spent more time polishing than riding. Those old men are getting too old to ride and are letting them go.
Yes, those old EVOs are still out there. Especially in FXR form.
In Europe, used Harleys cost the same or more than a new one.
Please leave the SV650's to the entry racers, they're horrible street bikes, but incredible race bikes for people that cannot afford the elite bikes.
I AM THINKING TO BUY A USED BMW 650 FUNDURO, 1998 MODEL,WITH 40.000 KLMS, ONLY-ORIGINAL....THE PRICE= 1.400 EUROS ONLY-INCLUDING THE PAPER WORK
Lots of Harleys can be had for reasonable prices. Oh buy the way they are durable.
I have put many miles on the big twin they only break if your a butt head.
You lost me when u said all the bikes you own are new !
You’d go Japanese? I would buy American. Buy your own countries products.
American as in Harley, which is ASSEMBLED in America with parts made in China, Japan, Mexico, India.......
All BS!
Japanese bikes, "especially" the OLD ones, are what I like, like 70's to '80's! I love JapBikes!
I don't like synchronizing four carbs.
@@Jimmy_Watt If you look carefully you can find a 6 cylinder :)