Vintage Dirt Bike Q & A

As is $200-$500. You said you had title which is a big part. If you can get the bike running and licensed it could/should double the price. Selling for a top price assuming all the T's are crossed and I's are dotted has a bit of luck involved too. You have to get two old guys with money both having the same midlife crisis about the bike they rode in highschool bidding against each other.

The prep stuff should be kind of obvious. I mean if it is running then you include buyers that aren't mechanically inclined in the bidding. If it is licenced you have people who don't own a pickup truck in the bidding since they can ride it home. Very important to get those two magical bidders.

UPDATE:

I no longer have my Dad's motorcycle. I sold it last night for a whopping $200.oo. It's going out to the country of northeastern Ohio. The guy who bought it is a "tinkerer" & this is perfect for him. It was a little , since it was my Dad's. But... I know my Dad would be it's gone to someone who'll take care of it, ride it & appreciate it. I'm it'll be ridden again.

*everyone*

LONG LIVE DAD'S MOTORCYCLE!!

& thanks again guys for all your help. Realistically, I just would not have worked on it. This way, @ least someone can enjoy it & I know my Dad would be happy about that.

Cheers.... Nu