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I would be hard pressed to spend $4k on an XS11 just because the people who appreciate them are so few and far between (for resale). I'd be more comfortable buying this at the $2750 to $3000 range because at any more than that you can buy a newer, used yammy.
78 E - 2to1 exhaust, dynatek coils, special headlight [SOLD!]
79 F - gas tank refurb, headgasket change, straight pipes, late model carbs, virago lowering shocks, special headlight and gauges, TC fuse block, GSXR-1100 carbs (WIP)
"May my tires not fail me, nor my engine grow cold"
I would be hard pressed to spend $4k on an XS11 just because the people who appreciate them are so few and far between (for resale). I'd be more comfortable buying this at the $2750 to $3000 range because at any more than that you can buy a newer, used yammy.
YMMV just depends on what you want...its taken 30+ yrs for the value of these bikes to reach the level of their original pricing. I for one am glad to see their value increase. I recall paying close to $3600 for my 1982 XJ1100 brand new....back in the day...
I would be hard pressed to spend $4k on an XS11 just because the people who appreciate them are so few and far between (for resale). I'd be more comfortable buying this at the $2750 to $3000 range because at any more than that you can buy a newer, used yammy.
I suspect that the "asking price" is adjustable. Like Ben said, they are only going to become more valuable in time.
1981 XS1100H Venturer K&N Air Filter ACCT Custom Paint by Deitz Geezer Rectifier/Regulator Chacal Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines Chrome Front Rotor & Caliper Covers Stebel Nautilus Horn EBC Front Rotors Limie Accent Moves On In 2015
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