Value the Splendor and Passion Bike Prices

by Pooja Late so cut

Are you thinking of selling your motorbike, but aren’t quite sure how much money it will go for…how do you value your bike? There are a few different ways for you to get an idea of what your motorcycle is worth. Valuing your bike isn’t as straight ward as simply looking it up online. Of course you would like the highest possible amount for your vehicle, but is that realistic? There are many things you need to consider to get a rough estimate:

· Year

· Condition

· Mileage

· Service history

· Potential damage

· Modifications

· Extras

Online Price Check

Probably the first point of call for most people is taking to the internet. It’s easy and gives you an overview of what’s going on in the market fairly quickly. So what are your top sites people check out? eBay Motors

eBay Motors is a great tool, which thousands of people turn to when price checking their vehicles. As well as searching eBay the regular way and seeing what is out there, eBay also has a function called ‘what’s it worth’. By clicking Sell at the top of the page, then entering the item name in the box next to ‘whats it worth’, eBay can show you a number of items published in the last 15 days. This gives you the option to look at the average selling price, how long they were listed for and bike details. Ideal!

Auto Trader

Auto Trader is used by a lot of people, its user-friendly and has very specific searching criteria. The site gives sellers a lot of advice regarding how and where to come up in searches. Before putting your bike up for sale, they recommend doing as much research as possible about similar vehicles on the market at that time. They advise setting a secret minimum selling price and to think carefully about where you want to appear in the listing.

Obviously, if you want to appear on the first page, when listed by the lowest price you may want to undercut the bikes already on the site by pricing more competitively. eBay also suggests trying to set your advert at a round number, pitch at Rs.4000 rather than Rs.3995 as you will appear in more search results. This means when people are searching for Rs.4000 bikes and under, yours will be included.

Gumtree

Price checking on Gumtree is another good way to see what bikes that are of similar year/mileage as yours are selling for. Gumtree offers a few pointers to help value your bike and list it correctly, as the other sites Gumtree suggests having a good research on the site before listing your bike, compare bike details and prices to work out where you want to appear. Gumtree advises breaking down your listing into as many sub-categories as possible to appear in more searches. A big one for most people when buying a motorbike is the location, so make sure you clearly state where you are.

Author’s Bio

Greg Peck writes on the importance of valuing your splendor bikes before selling it. He further looks at places where you can buy these bikes.