@collect247 wrote:I'm telling you what the value is for the bike.
The seller states their bike is in very good condition which is valued at $2400.
The seller doesn't say $2400 der but that's what their valued at,I know a bit about motorbikes do you?
The US Redbook site would be the only site that would have them valued that low and they under value
everything.
The CB 750 is valued at $7000 upwards and some can get up to twenty thousand plus these days (the "base"
price is more around the ten thousand mark and up).
You will get some around a lower mark but most of those only have the single pipes.
I used to have one back in 1974 and ended up selling it to my brother.
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@collect247 wrote:I'm telling you what the value is for the bike.
The seller states their bike is in very good condition which is valued at $2400.
The seller doesn't say $2400 der but that's what their valued at,I know a bit about motorbikes do you?
The bike is in the U.S and $4000 U.S is very close to $6000 Australian. I,m not sure of thier value in the U.S.A but your estimate of $2400 is way off the mark in Australia. ( see link below )
These bikes have gone up dramatically in price in the last few years, along with the XS Yami 650,s, Suzuki Katanas & GSX1100's. Basically any of the big, iconic Japanese bikes are gold now and the smaller ones are going up in value fast. Luckily I stashed around a dozen early Jap bikes away fifteen to twenty years ago. A couple only cost me carton of beer at the time......
@chameleon54 wrote:Luckily I stashed around a dozen early Jap bikes away fifteen to twenty years ago. A couple only cost me carton of beer at the time......
They were disposable when I was growing up, lol (my mum's learner bike was an old Honda, but it was discarded ASAP for a Harley - this is back in the early to mid-80's and they were not particularly fashionable amongst the people she knew, all bikers). I remember being at a fundraiser that was thrown by the Hell's Angels where they had one and charged $5 a pop to get in a whack with a sledgehammer. 
Definitely not the most traditional mother one could have, lol. At least when she upgraded to the Harley, me and my brothers could hear her coming home when she was still a couple of minutes away and could scramble to get to the chores she told us to do before she left and pretend we'd started them much earlier. Best bikes ever.
@chameleon54 wrote:
A couple only cost me carton of beer at the time......
Chamo, I don't even want to think what I swapped my Triumph Tiger Cub for back in the '60s..................
