Potter wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 1:28 pm
Skub wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 11:11 am
Word is,the arse is falling out of the classic market and while some asking prices are still stratospheric,they aren't selling at those prices.
A wise man may keep his powder dry and pick up a bargain in the hard days ahead.
That's where I'm at, I offered the fella what I thought it was worth and what I could probably get back for it if I change my mind in a years time and want to sell it, but he wasn't for agreeing.
It's probably done me a favour, it was one of those bikes that I'd always wanted and would love looking at, but I'd ride it once in a blue moon.
I missed all this, apologies.
Superlight only has a few differences to the 900SS: High level cans, Carbon front guard, Carbon clutch cover, Carbon hugger, single seat, number plaque decals, and on the Mk1, Marvic wheels.
Mk1 are the most sought after - with white frames.
In terms of what to look out for, same as the standard 900 - frames can crack around the head stock, some swingarms crack around the gearbox end pinch bolts. Engine castings along the rear bolt can crack if there's been rear end damage/ impact. all these things are super easy to spot and none of them terminal. Then look at all the other usual stuff. These bikes are getting on for 30 years old so any documentation on reconditioning etc is valuable.
All a bit late now but hey, one might come up again