How Much?

[agfish18]

Hey all, I haven't been posting in quite some time, but that is because my life has been busy for a while.... Anyway, I hate to say it, but I am contemplating selling my pride and joy, but would like some input from y'all as to what a fair asking price is??.....I am looking for realistic numbers here... not imaginary numbers that only make sense to your budget I don't want to give it away, but I also know that it isn't in "PERFECT" condition. Blue book says $4500 in excellent condition... I would say mine is in good condition.

Details:

2008 Buell 1125R ~36K miles

modifications/ accessories
Owner’s manual
Maintenance manual
Black Pazzo brake & clutch levers (standard length)
EBR ECM
K&N air filter
Keda RT3 muffler
Techspech grip pads (frame, airbox, buckle guard)
integrated brake light/ rear signals (XBlights.com)
Buell Select rider and passenger seats
1125R engraved master cylinder covers (knight designs)
Blue OEM (2009) windscreen
Buell OEM fairing lowers w/ all mounting hardware
Integrated front signals (using parking lights)
carbon fiber heel guards on swingarm
5-0dro axle sliders (front and rear)

Stock equipment I still have
Mirrors
ecm
seats

Services
*all regularly scheduled maintenance intervals have been met. last serviced 9/2013 for 36K service.
*All work done by either Santa Fe HD/ Buell (Santa Fe New Mexico) or Thunderbird HD/ Buell (Albuquerque, NM)
*always used HD screaming eagle full synthetic oil

The bad
-Low fuel light malfunctions. Almost always on. Known issue for this model year, will replace before sale
-minor scrapes in some of plastics from slow speed drop and saddle bags I had installed for limited time.

The reason (not that it is pertinent)
I have moved to another state (Texas), become a father, and am purchasing a new home soon. I have limited riding time as of late, and the money could be better spent (more rationally spent at any rate) on other needs (house, bills, etc.)

any help appreciated.

 

[UMDterp13]

Id be into the select seats if in good condition & you want to part with them.
Also the levers.

PM me, I need to replace mine so my offer will be fair.

your probably looking at $3-4k max because some would term that "high" mileage.

Where are you located? There's several posted for less than $4k across the USA

 

[agfish18]

UMDterm13- PM'd you. to answer your question about my location, I am currently in Fort Worth, TX.

I assumed $3-4K max. I don't know that I would even be willing to take less than $3.5K for the bike though. I don't need the money THAT much... its paid off and insurance is cheap.

 

[2004xb12s]

I just haven't seen 1125's pull decent prices around my area (PA) in such a long time. I am not sure what the 1125 market is around your place but id think you would list for 3700-3800 and hope for 3300-3500. With 36k miles and a drop im not sure you will get much more than that. It's probably a keeper at this point in time.

 

[UMDterp13]

^spot on, one on east coast near us with 21k & more parts has sat for a few months already

 

[mriulvr]

I'm in Fort Worth and from what I have seen R's and CR's are being advertised (not sold) around $4300-5000 and have a third or fewer miles than yours. I've been in Fort Worth for almost four years and can count on one hand the number of Buells I have seen.

 

[agfish18]

Mriulvr- ya, it was a loud statement when I went to get it inspected and the inspector didn't know what a Buell was...and he was a rider too. I see them very rarely here.

 

[UMDterp13]

PM responded

 

[mriulvr]

agfish18 - When I went to get my parking permit for work I had the same issue. The lady who was issuing the permits grew up around bikes. Her dad has been a HD owner for decades. Not only had she never heard of Buell but Buell wasn't in the system. She ended up registering my XB12S as a HD.

 

[mriulvr]

http://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2008-ERIK-BUELL-RACING-1125r-1134396282008 1125R with 5 miles for $7200

 

[Timeless]

You've got some goodies on it. Start around $5k and give yourself room to go down maybe. Alternatively, you might find it would be worth your time to sell off the good stuff and sell the bike in a more OEM configuration.