Anyone remember how much a brand new 14 cost back in the day? I know they'd have gone up with the K2 - K7, but be interested in comparing the original price with what a good one goes for today.
Thinking the price to buy one has probably increased over the years.
my k2 was ex demo bike 6 months old got it for £5800 in 2002
our 2 k6's should have been £6400 brand new but we got the pair for £12000
there the only ones we got new.
:cheers:
K6 a k7 £6495 ,but they sold them at £6000 cos nobody wanted them then,,dealer round my area just sold a k6 fe for £7,500
Paid over 9k € (14k Aussie $, 7.9k GBP) for new in 2002. Paid 3.8k for K2 10 months ago.
Paid £2300 (17500mls) in 2013
On one of the best known bike-sale sites in Germany. 51 14s to have in the range 3000-7150 € with a good selection (about 1/3) in the 4500-5500 € range. Asking prices of cause. My feel is that prices have gone up a little. The price topper of 21k+ € with a side car not included.
2005 new K5 cost 15490€.
2013 my K2 cost 5300€ ( 63 000 km).
Quote from: T 24 on Tuesday, 30 January 2018, 04:42 AM
2005 new K5 cost 15490€.
2013 my K2 cost 5300€ ( 63 000 km).
Why so much new (taxes)?
My K7 Black from Springwood Suzuki rode away brand new $12,000 in March 2007 :cheers:
$14225 from Action Suzuki on the 19th December 2001 and that was the best price in Sydney because the B/W's were hard to get.
@ andre
Yes, taxes!! Everything is expensive here in North pole.
I found that price 15490€ from catalogue number 1/05 of Bike magazine.
And my K2 was the cheapest 14 in country in 2013, only I was able to buy.
Thanks for the input guys, looks like Aussie & NZ have a way to go yet to be up with the original price. North Pole area, never gonna happen! Over 15 thousand euro!
They'll go up a fair bit eventually, especially ORIGINAL ones (unmodified)
In 155 years time we'll think back "oh bugger I used to have one off those, should never have sold it".
Well some of you will. I'm not selling mine (even if it isn't original) :D.