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Chris (Sprinter)
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1930 S6 market value
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29 Apr 2017 at 23:43 »
Hello All,
I have been offered a 1930 S6 but I am keen to know a guide price for this model.
Any advice much appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
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cardan
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Re: 1930 S6 market value
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30 Apr 2017 at 07:57 »
Not sure about the value - that depends on whether you and the seller can agree. Have a look at other 500cc 1930 motorcycles and see what you think is fair.
But do check it's a genuine 1930 model, and so eligible for Banbury. A lovely 1931 model is probably worth less than an ordinary 1930 model.
Good luck.
Leon
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Chris (Sprinter)
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Re: 1930 S6 market value
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15 May 2017 at 13:58 »
Thank-you for your very fair advice, Leon. I am pleased to say we did agree a price and that is definitely all that matters. I have already covered 200miles on the bike since buying it. It is a wonderful machine for the daily work travels. A further note is that it is actually a T6 not an S6. I have noticed some issues with the clutch but after reading through other threads on this forum i believe i know what the problem is.
Chris
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Bert
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15 May 2017 at 23:17 »
Good luck with it Chris. They are a very easy bike to live with. Respectable cruising speed and flexible motor with a comfortable ride. My T6 is the favourite of my bikes, just don't spend long in second gear, can be a bit noisy.
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