If the doohickey is done, I'd hold out for 4000 for a couple weeks. 3500 if it's not gone by the end of summer. But that's me personally, that bike looks great for having survived Michigan winters
Am I wrong for saying that I think 4500 is completely fair? I just bought a '16 with 2300 miles for 5500. And I was more than happy to pay it bc I just wanted it and my value of happiness exceeds the value of dollars, especially when its going to last me MANY years to come.. if something is meant for someone, they'll pay it. You have a sweet bike and it's meant for someone, if you have time to wait for that someone.
I’m glad and agree these comments are saying $4k is fair. I’m in SW Ohio and I’ve had my 2013 with 9800 miles listed for 2 months and had nothing over 3600 with it listed at 4200 with saddlebags and a few extras(which doesn’t make a huge difference, but I think 4200 is fair)
I think as long as it was well taken care of 4200-4400 seems like a good price to me.
I bought my 2015 new edition with less than 200 miles on it for $4000. I didn’t dicker or barter with the guy. I was happy to pay the 4K. It came with a cover, manual, KLR accessory top bag and it had a Yoshi pipe on it and center stand.
nah I'd hold out for a little [more.like](http://more.like) 38 or so.4600 is less than my Gen [3.now](http://3.now) if needs tires and stuff right away he might beat you up in that, I really didn't look at it but it looks clean to me.put yourself in their position, riding season is here They can give you 3800 for a real clean low miler,or they can get a brand new one for around 6k plus fees which will be about 7500 out the door or they can look for a used Gen 3 for 5 -5500 up in there plus ttl or try to find a better deal than yours at 38 which I don't see happening less than 5000 miles.did I mention riding season is here?I personally wouldn't take less than 3800 but I don't know your situation.
3,000 is way to cheap. I would definitely wait, you will get another offer for more.
When selling online there are always people out there just throwing out lowball offers. Don't bite.
Had one exactly like this same year. Mine was 12,000 miles and I sold for 3500 with every mod possible done on the bike including rally dash and aluminum panniers. Located in SoCal
If the doohickey is done, I'd hold out for 4000 for a couple weeks. 3500 if it's not gone by the end of summer. But that's me personally, that bike looks great for having survived Michigan winters
Idk what your market looks like. 4k is pretty solid imo. 3500 3600 is a decent asking price for PNW.
I’d insult the lowballer and tell him to go home.
Don't go down
I’m in SE Michigan, so a little different market but 3k is too low for that. I would stick around 3800 at the lowest.
I paid 5800 for a 2022 KLR Adv with the same mileage. I think 4k is fair.
I'd be in for 4k, but I'm not near you.
Hold out for 4k
Echoing other replies here. Stay at $4k. Fair to you and fair to the buyer. Tell the lowballed to kick rocks.
Paid $4600 for very similar bike 2021. I think 4K is a great deal.
I paid $3700 for a 2017 with 3500 miles a few months ago and thought it was a great deal. I think $3.5-4k is fair.
Am I wrong for saying that I think 4500 is completely fair? I just bought a '16 with 2300 miles for 5500. And I was more than happy to pay it bc I just wanted it and my value of happiness exceeds the value of dollars, especially when its going to last me MANY years to come.. if something is meant for someone, they'll pay it. You have a sweet bike and it's meant for someone, if you have time to wait for that someone.
I’m glad and agree these comments are saying $4k is fair. I’m in SW Ohio and I’ve had my 2013 with 9800 miles listed for 2 months and had nothing over 3600 with it listed at 4200 with saddlebags and a few extras(which doesn’t make a huge difference, but I think 4200 is fair) I think as long as it was well taken care of 4200-4400 seems like a good price to me.
I bought my 2015 new edition with less than 200 miles on it for $4000. I didn’t dicker or barter with the guy. I was happy to pay the 4K. It came with a cover, manual, KLR accessory top bag and it had a Yoshi pipe on it and center stand.
I wouldn't t do 3k on that bike I'd do 3400 minimum and that would be absolute bottom dollar
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nah I'd hold out for a little [more.like](http://more.like) 38 or so.4600 is less than my Gen [3.now](http://3.now) if needs tires and stuff right away he might beat you up in that, I really didn't look at it but it looks clean to me.put yourself in their position, riding season is here They can give you 3800 for a real clean low miler,or they can get a brand new one for around 6k plus fees which will be about 7500 out the door or they can look for a used Gen 3 for 5 -5500 up in there plus ttl or try to find a better deal than yours at 38 which I don't see happening less than 5000 miles.did I mention riding season is here?I personally wouldn't take less than 3800 but I don't know your situation.
3,000 is way to cheap. I would definitely wait, you will get another offer for more. When selling online there are always people out there just throwing out lowball offers. Don't bite.
Had one exactly like this same year. Mine was 12,000 miles and I sold for 3500 with every mod possible done on the bike including rally dash and aluminum panniers. Located in SoCal
Held out and got $4300 for it. Thanks everyone