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Jerkolantern 10/27/2016 8:47pm
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Got an 05 still in the crate and both Zook Carmichael bikes in the crate. The 250 smoker n the 450 banger. It'd take a lot to remove them from my property. That being said Newman has us covered
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MxRyder 10/27/2016 10:30pm
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Guy has a cream puff of a honda...depends on how bad a person wants one....i myself would get a 2001 -2007 CR250 motor and put it into a 2013 -2016 CRF250 frame with that 5500....really though if its a clean as it looks could bring 4k....those hondas arent easy to come by in that condition....same with the kawis.....if you really want one you will pay......or you can buy something beat up and spend 4k in a hot second building it.....least his bike is pretty great condition....i myself think the hondas dont handle nearly as good as the 2004-2008 Rm250s nor the 2006-17 Yz250...or the Ktm250sx 2013 to present...the kawis and older hondas were just ok in the handling department...but in the end 2strokes are a damn goodtime...doesnt matter what your riding or what you paid....the ear to ear smile u keep is priceless......
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ctbale 10/27/2016 11:43pm
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whats my 2003 yz250 worth?
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sandman768 wrote:
I often wonder what real works bikes sell for.....I would think Honda would want that back but maybe they have enough of their former works bikes...
I often wonder what real works bikes sell for.....I would think Honda would want that back but maybe they have enough of their former works bikes. I know why these bikes are sacred to us 50-60 yr olds, but do they mean all that much to a 20-30 year old? Does the value drop when the generation who seen it, no longer exist?
I'm 27 and would love to have a bike like this in the very middle of my mancave one day. Value of exotic and extraordinary machines never drops.

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rrjr 10/28/2016 2:12am
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jmurphy243 wrote:
close to the price of a new bike? bikes are $9000 now
mxb2 wrote:
What 2017 2502 stroke is 9k?, That cr is worth what someone will pay.
2017 Husquvara TC 250 $7,799.00 +tax. title. registration, doc fee. destination charge & set up fee and you're over 9 grand easy.
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newmann 10/28/2016 4:42am
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newmann wrote:
Had a few people comment "that's a pretty clean old CR250" when it was on display at Rio last year. :laugh: [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/11/12/111050/s1200_IMG_20151112_192006_491.jpg[/img]
Had a few people comment "that's a pretty clean old CR250" when it was on display at Rio last year. Laughing

SCR wrote:
What was the actual displacement. 400cc? Who rode that one ?
450cc / Pomeroy

I had it and Lackeys GP bike here at the same time. After all these years the chances of two of them sitting together next to each other was pretty slim...and very cool.



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evomx244 10/28/2016 5:13am
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evomx244 wrote:
I should be able to get 4 grand easily for mine 07 all stock down to the grips [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/10/27/157642/s1200_IMG_0616.jpg[/img]
I should be able to get 4 grand easily for mine 07 all stock down to the grips


JWACK wrote:
I would give you 4 grand today if you sold it!
Are you local in Ohio ?
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mxb2 10/28/2016 5:26am
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jmurphy243 wrote:
close to the price of a new bike? bikes are $9000 now
mxb2 wrote:
What 2017 2502 stroke is 9k?, That cr is worth what someone will pay.
rrjr wrote:
2017 Husquvara TC 250 $7,799.00 +tax. title. registration, doc fee. destination charge & set up fee and you're over 9 grand easy.
Better buy out east then, way too high. 2017, New smokers are $7200 otd. ,And leftover 16 model 2 strokes even cheaper.
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newmann 10/28/2016 5:36am
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evomx244 wrote:
I should be able to get 4 grand easily for mine 07 all stock down to the grips [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/10/27/157642/s1200_IMG_0616.jpg[/img]
I should be able to get 4 grand easily for mine 07 all stock down to the grips


JWACK wrote:
I would give you 4 grand today if you sold it!
evomx244 wrote:
Are you local in Ohio ?
I have a friend here in Texas who would probably take that deal as well. If you are selling and JWACK doesn't buy, send me a PM.
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1stSSPZ 10/28/2016 6:16am
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Harry Backmon wrote:
It is worth exactly what someone is willing to pay for it. The 2007 Honda seller will find out soon enough.
I have found this to be true regardless of what the collectible object may be.
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dboivin 10/28/2016 6:31am
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hansens works bike is the crown jewel in my eyes for vintage wants. that bike is the single reason for the production rule we have today...its that bad ass. and if you took it out on the track today...it wouldn't look out of place. Thats how far ahead of its time it was.
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JBlain619 10/28/2016 7:05am
10/28/2016 7:05am Edited Date/Time 10/28/2016 7:06am
Man this post just made my day. I'm feeling really good about the $1k I spent on my 2007 YZ250!



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peelout 10/28/2016 8:57am
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TripleFive wrote:
I purchased this '01 250 for less than $2k last year. When I saw that it was all stock, with the exception of the expansion chamber...
I purchased this '01 250 for less than $2k last year. When I saw that it was all stock, with the exception of the expansion chamber and silencer, I got pretty randy.





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JWACK 10/28/2016 9:09am
10/28/2016 9:09am Edited Date/Time 10/28/2016 9:12am
evomx244 wrote:
I should be able to get 4 grand easily for mine 07 all stock down to the grips [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/10/27/157642/s1200_IMG_0616.jpg[/img]
I should be able to get 4 grand easily for mine 07 all stock down to the grips


JWACK wrote:
I would give you 4 grand today if you sold it!
evomx244 wrote:
Are you local in Ohio ?
No sir. Texas at the moment. But shipping wouldn't be bad if you were selling it.
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BobbyM 10/28/2016 10:20am
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newmann wrote:
I might even have second thoughts on mine at 85k. I heard the asking price on this one was $110,000.00 recently! [img]http://www.vintageworksbikes.com/sitebuilder/images/Honda_RC_055-910x614.jpg[/img]
I might even have second thoughts on mine at 85k. I heard the asking price on this one was $110,000.00 recently!



GregDVT wrote:
How long did it take you to piece that together?
That's the new 2017 Honda Elsinore dummy... Look at it.
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SCR 10/28/2016 11:01am
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newmann wrote:
Had a few people comment "that's a pretty clean old CR250" when it was on display at Rio last year. :laugh: [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/11/12/111050/s1200_IMG_20151112_192006_491.jpg[/img]
Had a few people comment "that's a pretty clean old CR250" when it was on display at Rio last year. Laughing

SCR wrote:
What was the actual displacement. 400cc? Who rode that one ?
newmann wrote:
450cc / Pomeroy I had it and Lackeys GP bike here at the same time. After all these years the chances of two of them sitting...
450cc / Pomeroy

I had it and Lackeys GP bike here at the same time. After all these years the chances of two of them sitting together next to each other was pretty slim...and very cool.



Yes very cool. The open bike displacements on the factory bikes was interesting in the 70s.

What's the story on the other one. Looks like a 83 ? Is that one of yours ? What's a spare subframe set a guy back these days. I would think you wouldn't want to loop one of those out and walk it back to the box van with a totalled subframe and have to explain it to RD.

Definitely no limit Formula 1 bikes. It would be a privilege to clean a dirty filter on one of those.
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brash 10/28/2016 4:49pm
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Crush wrote:
That's 8 grand down here apparently!
I would buy that In a heartbeat

considering a shitbox clapped out 125 will get 5k here, a minter 250 like that is rare gold.
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CrGuy2T 10/28/2016 5:03pm
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5k all day for that 07. The guy knows what he has and some people don't know what things are worth.

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JWACK 10/28/2016 6:54pm
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ctbale wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/10/27/157708/s1200_yz250.jpg[/img] whats my 2003 yz250 worth?


whats my 2003 yz250 worth?
It's new! But because they still make the Yamaha it's not worth what a "new" 03 Honda or Suzuki or kawi is. I would say a cool 3750. But I could be all wrong.
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Katoomey 10/29/2016 2:06am
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sandman768 wrote:
I often wonder what real works bikes sell for.....I would think Honda would want that back but maybe they have enough of their former works bikes...
I often wonder what real works bikes sell for.....I would think Honda would want that back but maybe they have enough of their former works bikes. I know why these bikes are sacred to us 50-60 yr olds, but do they mean all that much to a 20-30 year old? Does the value drop when the generation who seen it, no longer exist?
Jay Leno wasn't around during the roaring 20's but he's still willing to pay millions (10's of millions sometimes) for each one of his classic French cars.
Richard Hard 10/29/2016 2:31am
10/29/2016 2:31am
Restored 2007 cr125,never ridden 2007 cr250



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2StrokenIt! 10/29/2016 8:57am
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BroFoSho wrote:
$5500 for a bike that's going on 10 years old!?
Granted, it looks mint.... but F that.

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/mcy/5844777579.html
Sold

http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/mcy/5798851626.html

$3k seemed fair. Paid $2500 rode it for 6 months. what an amazing motor what a flawed frame great bike but it's no Yamaha
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evomx244 10/29/2016 2:09pm
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JWACK wrote:
I would give you 4 grand today if you sold it!
evomx244 wrote:
Are you local in Ohio ?
JWACK wrote:
No sir. Texas at the moment. But shipping wouldn't be bad if you were selling it.
Vintagemx247@aol.com for more info
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CamP 10/29/2016 7:32pm
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sandman768 wrote:
I often wonder what real works bikes sell for.....I would think Honda would want that back but maybe they have enough of their former works bikes...
I often wonder what real works bikes sell for.....I would think Honda would want that back but maybe they have enough of their former works bikes. I know why these bikes are sacred to us 50-60 yr olds, but do they mean all that much to a 20-30 year old? Does the value drop when the generation who seen it, no longer exist?
Tumblin wrote:
Good point, and something every collector must ponder. I know my father's generation had clamored for those old Winchester carbines, 73, 94's. But they're dying off....seems...
Good point, and something every collector must ponder. I know my father's generation had clamored for those old Winchester carbines, 73, 94's. But they're dying off....seems everyone now wants a composite.
SmoothOperator wrote:
The value will always be there. Just like the old lever actions. May not be as many into them now, but there will always be some...
The value will always be there. Just like the old lever actions. May not be as many into them now, but there will always be some. I just sold a model 94 that would damn near buy me that cr250.
For sure. Winchester lever action rifles are still in very high demand. I have a my grand father's 94, and a couple of 9422's. I'd like to add an 1892 and 1873 to my collection, but the prices are sky high for very nice examples. I know of a mint 1873 and a 1892 for sale for $12K each. An Original 1866 Henry is for sale for $25K. Original 1 of 1000 1873's are typically in the six figure range and the nicest examples are up to $500K .

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