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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: atxscooterguy on June 18, 2015, 07:21:33 PM
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I have a gentleman that is wanting to trade his 2005 Suzuki Burgman(sp?) 400 for my 2014 Kymco Like. He wasn't able to sell it unfortunately, I don't even have the information as far as how many miles it has on it, but before I called him back, wanted to find out if this was a fair trade from you guys/gals. I've been wanting a bigger/more comfortable scooter...
Thanks for the input!
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What size Burgman, 200, 400, 650?
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It's the 400 version, from the pic it looks pretty clean. He was asking $2,400 for it, which is about what I just paid for my brand new kymco like out the door. Granted, he's getting a free 2 year warranty. I'd have it checked out by a motorcycle mechanic of course.
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On KBB, a standard 400 Burgman trade in value is about $1900, Retail value is around $2800.
The 2014 Like 200 retailed new for apx $2600 MSRP. The burgman is worth more but trading a 2014 for an 2005? Your call.
CJS
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You can buy like 200s all day long for $1800 to $2000, the issue for me on the burg would be milage and condition, also was the maintenance kept up with. Burgs have a very expensive belt to replace if needed. They're advertised to last 100k. That would depend on who's driving it. An old fart or a young kid racing it. Your call, both are nice rides. Why is he trying to unload it for a 200 [163cc] scooter? Ask questions, use your intuition and test drive it before hand. Any shop receipts to backup his version of maintenance? Good luck!
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His Burgman has 21k miles on it. Said he had a back injury and was wanting a lower CC bike. I've decided to pass on the deal. Didn't want to trade a brand new bike for a 9 year old one :o
Besides, the Like looks cool.
:)
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Yea the like 200 is a cool looking scoot, red is my fav color for it.
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His Burgman has 21k miles on it. Said he had a back injury and was wanting a lower CC bike. I've decided to pass on the deal. Didn't want to trade a brand new bike for a 9 year old one :o
Besides, the Like looks cool.
:)
With those miles I've would not have traded
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With those miles I've would not have traded
The miles don't bother me, 21k not much on a burgman. Hell one of my Cali Classic 125sis up around 13k never a burp.
The big question is how was it maintained during those miles.
Be Big,
AMAC
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His Burgman has 21k miles on it. Said he had a back injury and was wanting a lower CC bike. I've decided to pass on the deal. Didn't want to trade a brand new bike for a 9 year old one :o
Besides, the Like looks cool.
:)
All he has to do is easy-up on the throttle and he would have a lower speed scooter and the smaller scooter would have more of a bumpy ride anyway for a bad back
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Yea the like 200 is a cool looking scoot, red is my fav color for it.
Red is my favorite color by far. I find the Like 200 (from an exterior standpoint) to be cheap looking. The plastic don't seem to be up-to-par as the Taiwanese made scooters from Kymco. Fit & finish is just ok IMHO. It's a solid deal with FI & dual disc brakes. I think it would be appreciated more with a smaller person. For me (6'1" @ 240 lbs.) I would look silly on one.