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Honda CB 2017, worth the price?


Aina24

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Hello bike enthusiasts!

I've been looking at the possibility of buying a 2nd hand motorbike!
I saw one on FB market place that caught my interest. It's a Honda CB 2017, 53,000 bht 

and has clocked aprox 17km.. He is the 2nd owner, the bike looks in mint condition 

from the inspection... Thoughts?

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41 minutes ago, Aina24 said:

aprox 17km.. He is the 2nd owner,

2 owners on a 5 y/o bike and only 17km on it?  Sounds strange.

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1 hour ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

It might help if you tell of the engine size.

 

 haha! It's 300cc my bad mate... He is the 2nd owner which he purchased in 2020 just before Covid and didn't ride much in two years hence the reason for the low km's apparently. 

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1 hour ago, bbko said:

2 owners on a 5 y/o bike and only 17km on it?  Sounds strange.

He purchased it 2020 just before Covid hit and was unable to ride much in two years due to lockdowns etc...

 

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1 hour ago, CharlieH said:

 

I was looking at that, looks a nice bike, I would say a tad high but worth it if its all genuine. ????????

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If it is local and in good condition and what you want just buy it. Only guys on here will know what you paid! 

 

My bike just turned 5 ????

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2 hours ago, CharlieH said:

 

I was looking at that, looks a nice bike, I would say a tad high but worth it if its all genuine. ????????

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I'd like to try ask for a discount buy I don't want to completely low-ball the dude! What would you suggest I offer?  

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Just now, Aina24 said:

I'd like to try ask for a discount buy I don't want to completely low-ball the dude! What would you suggest I offer?  

44,000 wanted for a 2018 model it's not too difficult.

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1 hour ago, Aina24 said:

i'll offer him 45k cash let's see what he says,.. I'll keep you updated!

Cash don't mean much these days, I'd go with 48k and then meet in the middle.

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6 hours ago, Aina24 said:

 haha! It's 300cc my bad mate... He is the 2nd owner which he purchased in 2020 just before Covid and didn't ride much in two years hence the reason for the low km's apparently. 

I bought one 2 years back, 5 years old, 48kbht, similar mileage.

Knock them down a couple of thousand ........

Really nice bike, reliable and easy to ride.

 

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Side stand foot is too small, if you park it on soft ground, when you come back it'll be on it's side. Very heavy (especially if you fill the tank), the little Thai guys that want to drag it around to fit another bike in, invariably drop it. Careful where you park.

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2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Side stand foot is too small, if you park it on soft ground, when you come back it'll be on it's side

Easy fix for a few bath with one of those third party extenders. Bought one immediately for my AT.

 

2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Very heavy (especially if you fill the tank), the little Thai guys that want to drag it around to fit another bike in, invariably drop it

158kg curb weight seems far from heavy. Just don't give your bike to someone inexperienced and incapable.

 

Personally the 300s are not my cup of tea. If it were a bit cheaper maybe I'd consider it as a daily scooter replacement but for that it's too inconvenient and unexciting.

 

If the OP is just getting started with big bikes then maybe it's worth considering as a learner bike that will be sold in 2-3 years.

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2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Side stand foot is too small, if you park it on soft ground, when you come back it'll be on it's side.

When you get back you climb on and almost get a hernia trying to lift the bike upright.????

 

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15 minutes ago, eisfeld said:

158kg curb weight seems far from heavy. Just don't give your bike to someone inexperienced and incapable.

 

Last drop was at Chiang Mai Immigration ........ while I was inside.

Completely smashed the Honda Wave they dropped it on, broken plastic everywhere.

No damage to my 300, it's a tough bike.

 

My last big bike was a Yamaha Bulldog 1100cc.

This is far more comfortable to drive than that ever was.

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