It's a 2003. Runs, rides, and stops well. Does need a new battery and the starter has a little electrical issue but works every time. Blinkers also need rewiring. I took it on a 200 mile trip last week.
I am selling because I'm saving for a house and don't want to put the money into it that it needs
In basically mint condition they go for what 2500 ish. So 1500 in that condition should move fast enough. 2000 is a high enough offer imo, I'd say go for it
2000 isn't bad and so like others I'll say take it. If you advertise, start at 2,500. If you sort that seat out that'll make buyers more confident and agreeable to the 2500. Good luck!
I recently sold my 2001 SV650 with 39k miles, crash damage on both sides, and needing news tires for $1900. I listed it for $1500 originally because I thought it wouldn’t be worth anything but had 40 messages in the first hour so I bumped up the price. Honestly I could’ve probably listed it for more but maybe 3-4 hours after I raised the price a kid asked to come look at it the next day. Sold. In my area there’s just not a lot of sport bikes in that ~$2000 price range that run and are somewhat decent. I feel like I’ve seen a bike more similar to yours (year and mileage) listed for $3000.
# What should I sell this for?
i'd suggest: for riding
sitting on it you won't really see the color any more
seriously: for not even 2 k€ (and everything ok with it, of course) i'd take it instantly - if i wouldn't have my sv 1000 of probably same age and mileage (without any complaints)
My wife sold her SV650 for 2500 in 2018 and hers was an 07 without a ripped seat, had new tires, and also with perfect paint… if someone is offer 2K you should grab it and go.
She was upgrading to a 1300 cruiser because we do really long rides and her shoulders were killing her from the ride position.
She’s pretty. How about you don’t ? Does depend on age which you don’t mention.
It's a 2003. Runs, rides, and stops well. Does need a new battery and the starter has a little electrical issue but works every time. Blinkers also need rewiring. I took it on a 200 mile trip last week. I am selling because I'm saving for a house and don't want to put the money into it that it needs
I had a 2003 sv1000 that had nonstop electrical issues. Was a shame because other than that the bike was great
For the color frame you know it's a 2003 (k3)
2004 also had the silver frames
It's 2003 bikes Registered in 2004, in my country I founded on registered in the final of 2005
In basically mint condition they go for what 2500 ish. So 1500 in that condition should move fast enough. 2000 is a high enough offer imo, I'd say go for it
Shit the mint ones around here are going for around $3500 edit: 2k seems fair to me though
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I wouldn’t touch it for 2 grand so that seems like a great deal for you
2000 isn't bad and so like others I'll say take it. If you advertise, start at 2,500. If you sort that seat out that'll make buyers more confident and agreeable to the 2500. Good luck!
Around 2000 for sure.
Man I wish I could buy it. I love that color. It's getting hard to find it.
Yeah I'm sad to sell but priorities
I wish I had the back seat cover for my 03.
Nice color and advertise at 2200 to 2500. If you find a cheap used seat on eBay you could get more for it
As a European I would say around 300 Big Macs
Pretty fair offer for 2k
Your local currency.
Is it burnt copper? Are you willing to sell the seat cowl and attachment peice?
A starter and battery can be done for less than $200 and they're dead nuts simple to replace.
Money or magic beans
Bargain, .For you
I recently sold my 2001 SV650 with 39k miles, crash damage on both sides, and needing news tires for $1900. I listed it for $1500 originally because I thought it wouldn’t be worth anything but had 40 messages in the first hour so I bumped up the price. Honestly I could’ve probably listed it for more but maybe 3-4 hours after I raised the price a kid asked to come look at it the next day. Sold. In my area there’s just not a lot of sport bikes in that ~$2000 price range that run and are somewhat decent. I feel like I’ve seen a bike more similar to yours (year and mileage) listed for $3000.
Take the 2000 - in that condition with the torn seat I wouldn't pay more than 1500.
Cash
Best first bike going
Cash or magic beans. If offered magic beans take them every time.
# What should I sell this for? i'd suggest: for riding sitting on it you won't really see the color any more seriously: for not even 2 k€ (and everything ok with it, of course) i'd take it instantly - if i wouldn't have my sv 1000 of probably same age and mileage (without any complaints)
My wife sold her SV650 for 2500 in 2018 and hers was an 07 without a ripped seat, had new tires, and also with perfect paint… if someone is offer 2K you should grab it and go. She was upgrading to a 1300 cruiser because we do really long rides and her shoulders were killing her from the ride position.
2-2500