GSPD Value

Mark H-W

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In the early stages of looking for a tidy R100GS PD. Ive had a brief look and they appear to be attracting high prices.
What is a realistic price that i would be expected to pay for a tidy example.

Should anybody happen to have such an example!!

Mark
 
Here in EU they are getting 30+ years old now and at this age they are becoming officialy oldtimers and that status is followed by pricing.


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Gold Dust...Few people here have them. Be prepared to move fast and have cash ready, lost a nice ST few years ago. But managed to get a beautiful 95' RT at a bargain price. For 3 months I hunted.

There is a chap here mikeyboy who restores air heads, he is amazing https://www.instagram.com/overland.and.classic/?hl=en talk to him. There is this guy, but his prices are mental http://bamw.co.uk/about

Question is have you ever had one? If not you are wise to try one. You may hate it :D.

Price wise, I rather pay top $ for a fully refurbished bike from someone who does it for a living.
 
I’ve ridden many airheads. It all very sad �� but I love riding them.
 
In the early stages of looking for a tidy R100GS PD. Ive had a brief look and they appear to be attracting high prices.
What is a realistic price that i would be expected to pay for a tidy example.

Should anybody happen to have such an example!!

Mark

You couldn’t get ANY better than Mikeyboy’s latest!
Lovely colour combo too!
(Mikeyboy fettled my R100GS - super happy with it!!!)
 
Mikeyboy’s PD is a jolly awesome bike, but will be too many pennies for me :comfort
 
In the early stages of looking for a tidy R100GS PD. Ive had a brief look and they appear to be attracting high prices.
What is a realistic price that i would be expected to pay for a tidy example.

Should anybody happen to have such an example!!

Mark

So what’s your budget?
 
realistic price ,id say most people would want at least 5 grand for something half decent more often than not 6 or 7. really really nice ones go for more . possibly / probably my all time favourite bike . but with the rose tinted specs off I prefer riding newer bikes but wouldn't want to be without a para GS in the shed . :okay
 
Thank you all for the input. 12k a tad too high for me. As I intend on riding it through all weathers I think a mid price ranged GS PD would be best suited. Thank Again
 
I know of a very tidy red R100GS (not PD) 1991 Paralever for sale, I think around the 5.5K mark. PM me if interested..
 
I know of a very tidy red R100GS (not PD) 1991 Paralever for sale, I think around the 5.5K mark. PM me if interested..

Wonder what my 5k mile 1992 R100GS is now worth. .... about 15 years ago I put it up for sale on UKGSer for £2500. Had a couple of sniffs and a serious time waster that i decided to keep it :D
 
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I’m with mike re values. The problem with a “cheap” one is, it can very quickly become an expensive one.
Re Mike’s new one, 12k for a new GSPD seems reasonable, a new 1250 will be 20k plus and will only be worth 12k in three years.
 

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I’m with mike re values. The problem with a “cheap” one is, it can very quickly become an expensive one.
Re Mike’s new one, 12k for a new GSPD seems reasonable, a new 1250 will be 20k plus and will only be worth 12k in three years.

Been looking at a few bike over in europe , seem to remember that you brought over a nice g/s . Is the import process very difficalt ?
 


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