moto guzzi for sale testing waters

[Maxd22]

moto guzzi sp1000 II
Im not sure how much its worth and i trust you all to be honest with me, I was told somewhere around 4000 would be a good price, it is in nearly perfect condition with 2000-5000 miles if i remember right, it was my grandfathers bike and my dads after him, and i want to sell it to finance a new build or to buy something i can keep stock and running

 

[TheCoffeeGuy]

Pics?

 

[78whiteorbs]

Dude , you are selling an heirloom ??? If I had a bike given to me that my grandpa and dad rode I would think twice about keeping it. Give it to your child one day. Bikes come and go but thats family history. Just saying...think about it .

 

[irk miller]

Keep it.

 

[hillsy]

This bike?

Yeah - keep it for your kids

 

[SONICJK]

Agreed.
You'd be a douche to sell it.

 

[Maxd22]

yeah, im just not sure, do you think its worthy of a cafe treatment at least?

 

[Hoosier Daddy]

But you already said you wanted

something i can keep stock and running

 

[SONICJK]

Yeah it would make a cool cafe bike but for a first build chances are you'll just mess it up.
Go find a cb350 for a couple hundred bucks and cafe that.

 

[buzznichols]

+1 to everybody.

Keep that bike.

 

[Maxd22]

Yeah it would make a cool cafe bike but for a first build chances are you'll just mess it up.
Go find a cb350 for a couple hundred bucks and cafe that.

yeah im building a cb200 right now ive got a thread check it out

 

[johngofast]

Don't be a ding dong, it's a Guizzi past down two generations? You keep it and you take good care of it. Why can't you keep it "stock and running"?

 

[BCBarker]

*Sarcasm* That's a total piece of crap. Give me $200 and I'll come get it and save you the trouble of having it hauled off. *End sarcasm*

In total seriousness, keep it stock and make classy upgrades. Don't cut it up. It's worth way more in 20 years if it's stock. So far it hasn't cost you a dime. Don't sell it for the quick buck!