[Bob Hall]

Is there a good website similar to KBB for motorcycles? I know KBB has a section for bikes, but it's pretty generic and if I remember correctly doesn't really account for 'extras' or low mileage. I need to sell my bike and I want to get an idea of what to ask for it and how much of a bath I'll take vs. what I owe on it.

Thanks.

[Bob Hall]

anyone?

[Jim Zeek]

What kind of bike? Used bikes are not really going unless the person can get it for a steal. Too easy to get a new bike with a warranty. Plus with banks not really lending you have to find someone with cash. KBB is close on pricing.

[Bob Hall]

Originally Posted by Jim Zeek

What kind of bike? Used bikes are not really going unless the person can get it for a steal. Too easy to get a new bike with a warranty. Plus with banks not really lending you have to find someone with cash. KBB is close on pricing.

2009 V-Star 650 classic. KBB only has trade in and retail pricing. Doesn't take in account for mileage (4. Yes, only 4 miles on it) or accessories. I also have a 5 year transferable warranty valid from July 2010. In fact, I wish all the dealers in a 75 mile radius would be as cheap as KBB 'suggests'.
I know banks are lending, (I work for one Part-time) and I'm processing loans every weeknight. They're just not lending to people who have shady job histories and huge debt to income ratios.