Featured For Sale - 1971 Triumph Bonneville 650cc - Right Hand

Jane. You might want to get some "comps" on this. I think the price is a bit optimistic. i am not
buying. Just giving you one man's opinion. I am on the west coast. ...J.D.

 

Jane. I think it is probably in your interest to start some discussion on this site as to what THEY think it is worth. These are the people that would.actually buy something like this. Right now, on the west coast, there is not much cash flow. Too many people not working. Our virus is a little behind what you had back there, so it is going to be around a while. I used to buy used bikes a few years back. I usually got my leads off of Cycle Trader. You might look there for some realistic ideas. Good luck. ...J.D.

 

Looks to be in good condition. If numbers match, I would think you are at a decent initial price, probably negotiate down. You have to get the right buyer, as these machines are only marginally collectible. There is an almost identical model in Madison, Wisconsin on Craigslist for $6000. It is an stocker with more miles and a few issues. Been there for a bit. Might want to list in Hemmings. Good luck.

 

Jane Roberts
Here in the UK it would sell all day long at that price. Looking at the pictures it looks really nice apart from little things like mirrors. But I don't know how your market is on pricing.
Regards
Joe.

 

I love the wide handlebars on the 70's Bonnevilles. I'm wondering how they'd go on my 2012 T100. Has anyone done that? would I need to get longer cables? (I realise I'm kinda off-topic)