Price advice

[Robotstar5]

Not been on for a while due to "life" and the bike has been parked in the garage for a few years (mot ran out in 2019) so decided it's time to sell.
I've done a bit of research and prices vary wildly from £1200 to a rather optimistic £3500 for bikes of my vintage so thought I'd ask on here for advice on what I should be asking.
2006 DL650 about 20k on the clock, tyres, chain and sprockets done a few hundred miles and I will get a new mot before selling.
I was thinking about £1800 was a reasonable figure to ask for, what do you think?, cheers.

[Mark Shelley]

I reckon you are about right at £1800 if it has no ill effects from being stood.

[Robotstar5]

Thanks for that, it's always been on an Optimate to keep the battery alive and I've run it every few months, checked the brakes not sticking etc.

[porter]

I would have thought you would get a bit more than that. I'd try for 2 grand at least.  But then again I just tried to sell mine on gumtree, what a balls up that was. I removed it in the end. What do I need a car plus 2 grand that doesn't run or an electric scooter plus 2 grand!

[Robotstar5]

I've had a few chancers, idiots etc. on Faceache market place, I was thinking of a classified ad on Ebay or Auto trader, although I'm not sure what sort of audience Auto trader has these days.

[Cartejo5]

Sadly the reality is there's chancers everywhere nowadays,  every Muppet thinks they can buy cheap and sell at a premium!  Where abouts are you located?

[Mark Shelley]

Try an ad on Car & Classic. It is free and tends to have a more mature follower than facebook.

[Robotstar5]

"Where abouts are you located?" - located in Birmingham, which reminds me I must update my profile.

[Uchujin]

Paid £1800 for my 2006 with 55K miles on it a few months back.
Did have full luggage and loads of extras like footpeg lowering, heated grips etc.

I'd give you £1800-£2000 now if I was looking