Im trying to sell my 2010 250 fx with all the extras I cant even get a bite on it.Do other sellers have this issue.Im not selling because i dont like the bike but circumstances have come up killing me because I have to sell it at a great loss Rick
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
pm me the details? Lots of good deals on new 2010's out there
pm me the details? Lots of good deals on new 2010's out there
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
trying to sell it for 5 grand bike has 19 hrs live in dallas tx
trying to sell it for 5 grand bike has 19 hrs live in dallas tx
Joined Sep 1998
3K Posts | 57+
NC, US
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
I would have beat you but kind of figured this was a rhetorical post to get a classifieds ad in the forum for a little extra exposure.
"Is anyone else having problems selling their Husaberg? I'm having problems selling my 2001 Husaberg FX 470 with low miles, aftermarket exhaust, Scotts steering dampener, new graphics and fresh oil change and valve adjustment for $3,000.00 US dollars(although that is negotiable).
My number is 828-555-1212 if anyone would like to call me to tell me whether they're having problems selling their Husaberg."
berger said:
I would have beat you but kind of figured this was a rhetorical post to get a classifieds ad in the forum for a little extra exposure.
"Is anyone else having problems selling their Husaberg? I'm having problems selling my 2001 Husaberg FX 470 with low miles, aftermarket exhaust, Scotts steering dampener, new graphics and fresh oil change and valve adjustment for $3,000.00 US dollars(although that is negotiable).
My number is 828-555-1212 if anyone would like to call me to tell me whether they're having problems selling their Husaberg."
Joined Apr 2002
3K Posts | 11+
Phoenix Arizona
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
I have seen Husabergs in the Phoenix classifieds run for up to 2 years. Unless you can get someone that know's the bikes or can get someone to actually ride the bike, it's very hard to sell one.
My best luck has been letting people ride my bikes. Once they find out what they are like, the sale becomes much easier. When I say people, I mean people I know, people that are, or maybe in the market for a bike. Last but not least, they must have the means to purchase a bike.
You buy a Berg because you want one. As far as investments, they are no better than that 12 pack of Bud you got sitting in the fridge. There easy enough to give away and either way your money is going to get pissed down the drain. The only upside to either is that they might just show you a good time.
I have seen Husabergs in the Phoenix classifieds run for up to 2 years. Unless you can get someone that know's the bikes or can get someone to actually ride the bike, it's very hard to sell one.
My best luck has been letting people ride my bikes. Once they find out what they are like, the sale becomes much easier. When I say people, I mean people I know, people that are, or maybe in the market for a bike. Last but not least, they must have the means to purchase a bike.
You buy a Berg because you want one. As far as investments, they are no better than that 12 pack of Bud you got sitting in the fridge. There easy enough to give away and either way your money is going to get pissed down the drain. The only upside to either is that they might just show you a good time.
Joined Jun 2004
380 Posts | 0+
Sandpoint ID
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
ned you ask and here it is http://www.media.emilgustavssonracing.se/#2.18
and take ride on Husaberg 125 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cnp_okB-SCQ&feature=player_embedded
these models are all over the internet you missed two models
later VIKING
ned you ask and here it is http://www.media.emilgustavssonracing.se/#2.18
and take ride on Husaberg 125 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cnp_okB-SCQ&feature=player_embedded
these models are all over the internet you missed two models
later VIKING
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
I'm with Ned, WTF is a Husaberg 2010 250FX? :confused2:
It must be either a Husaberg TE250 :badair: or a FX450 mopedsmile: ?
I'm with Ned, WTF is a Husaberg 2010 250FX? :confused2:
It must be either a Husaberg TE250 :badair: or a FX450 mopedsmile: ?
Cracked me up laughing Berger :lol:berger said:
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
You think it's hard selling a Husaberg, try selling a VOR.
You think it's hard selling a Husaberg, try selling a VOR.
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
Bergs are not unique. If you have anything for sale, you need to make it visible to enough qualified buyers and price it right. You're off on one or both of those components.
Bergs are not unique. If you have anything for sale, you need to make it visible to enough qualified buyers and price it right. You're off on one or both of those components.
capt132 said:
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
I sold my 08 450 Berg this spring in 2 weeks and I'm not trying to brag here but I had to be realistic. It was my decision to sell it, I didn't have to, I loved the bike but I REALLY WANTED a FI Berg and living in the frozen Northland makes me hate carbies. So I let go of my huge price expectations, book value and all that nonsense, and while I didn't give it away, I got a fair price. No, I didn't get every dime I put into it nor should I ask the next owner to pay for that. I got that it was my deal and not someone else's. I had lots of offers and most of them fairly close to the final selling price. The new owner is a new Berg owner just like I was, on goes the cycle.
Part of it is current economic times and...hey it's a used bike! So selling is going to be harder but ya gotta be realistic and move on. Ok I'm off my soapbox (don't ask me about real estate :lol: )
I sold my 08 450 Berg this spring in 2 weeks and I'm not trying to brag here but I had to be realistic. It was my decision to sell it, I didn't have to, I loved the bike but I REALLY WANTED a FI Berg and living in the frozen Northland makes me hate carbies. So I let go of my huge price expectations, book value and all that nonsense, and while I didn't give it away, I got a fair price. No, I didn't get every dime I put into it nor should I ask the next owner to pay for that. I got that it was my deal and not someone else's. I had lots of offers and most of them fairly close to the final selling price. The new owner is a new Berg owner just like I was, on goes the cycle.
Part of it is current economic times and...hey it's a used bike! So selling is going to be harder but ya gotta be realistic and move on. Ok I'm off my soapbox (don't ask me about real estate :lol: )
Re: Anyone having trouble selling there husaberg
Depending on the bike and how much it is realistically worth, sometimes you might as well just keep it. Need to sell it to finance another bike, maybe just ride it one more year and save for the new one. For example, my old 06 KTM 450XC has served me well but its got a ton of hours. As far as selling it to a friend, my buddies know I have ridden it hard. I always bought the service parts it needed and maintained it properly but its no cream puff. Rather than sell if for pennies [like 2,000 dollars], I am keeping it. Plan to put some more dual sport like tires on it, gear it up and ride it on those real casual exploring days...
Depending on the bike and how much it is realistically worth, sometimes you might as well just keep it. Need to sell it to finance another bike, maybe just ride it one more year and save for the new one. For example, my old 06 KTM 450XC has served me well but its got a ton of hours. As far as selling it to a friend, my buddies know I have ridden it hard. I always bought the service parts it needed and maintained it properly but its no cream puff. Rather than sell if for pennies [like 2,000 dollars], I am keeping it. Plan to put some more dual sport like tires on it, gear it up and ride it on those real casual exploring days...
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