Thread: Considering an R6
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Old Mar 14, 2009 | 05:27 AM
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Default Re: Considering an R6
Originally Posted by FairladyZTT
ok... let me rephrase. An SV and a 250 dont hold their value as well as most sport bikes. You see a 17 year old SV selling for almost $2000? I dont really see it. Maybe I am wrong, either way... any of them would be a good beginner bike as far as power and reliability.
Possibly, but buying a bike to hold value shouldn't even be in the mix, it's not an investment. All bikes lose value fast. I personally would never shell out 2k for a 17 year old bike, unless it was in pristine shape, but thats just me.

I sold my SV for $1400 less that I bought it showroom new for, and it was 5 years old, but I took immaculate care of it.
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