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I'm sure it's due to the new V7 II being introduced. Gotta have the latest and greatest. Remember how many 4 valve Grisos and Norges were practically given away when the 8V appeared?
The more the sell, the more you'll see available....No regrets here.
Caffeino, The V7 line is 50% of total Guzzi production these days so that, in and of itself, should put more bikes up for sale. The retro look is very popular for a reentry rider. Buy the bike thinking that it looks cool and reminds you of the XYZ you had 'back in the day'. A couple years later you decide to get a bigger bike or decide that bike riding just ain't the thing you thought it would be. The bike is now for sale. There are countless stories of extremely low mileage bikes being sold..just because. Yesterday I heard of a low mileage Griso that went for stupid low money only because the seller did not want to mess with selling it. The same day I was told of a '15 KLR with under 600 miles that went for $4K with hard bags. Crazy! A slightly used V7 will be a lot of bike for the money.Peter Y.
All true - and we'll have a different kind of thread when someone is SELLING one .... who paid $8000 for it new just last year, and now is just amazed, disappointed, and furious that he's got it up for sale for $7,500, it's not selling, and he's regretfully told by the board that he'll be lucky to get $5,000 for it .....Lannis
People get bored with the lack of performance. What seems logical, sense able and adequate also turns boring after a fairly short time. I'll bet most are moving onto something with more GO.ciao
Then again you see plenty of bikes with that go for sale too...... People just plain GET BORED.
Has a lot to do with how you are riding lately or not. Going for breakfast in town, or running for lunch in another city, or going for supper in another state.With each progression of distance up goes the comfort of the seat requirement then the wind protection, not to even mention rain the whole way on the way home along with 15 degree temp drop!
I wasn't bored with the Bassa.
I just did the regrettable.....sol d my Bassa. :o Nothing wrong with it and it always put a smile on my face when I rode it......but I just have the urge to get something new/different.
99% of your rides are a 10 mile round trip to the post office?Get a bicycle.
Tend to agree, once again with Kev. Riders seek new experiences. The small blocks are superb machines.Yet, the new Trumpet really blows my mind every time I get on it. Riding both has improved my skills, and keeps the entertainment factor high.V7 is like a Ski Doo TNT 399. Pretty and predictable and great for scooting around and weenie roasts and goes and goes.STRX is like a Ski Doo Blizzard free air 797, with pipes, and methanol. Open the throttle, listen to the scream, and hold on, and don't screw up.
Don't get me wrong Caffe, I'm not being critical of you. As a matter of fact, until my Jackal I usually got rid of a bike as quickly as you, even if I liked it, cause I had a wandering eye.The fact that I kept my Jackal almost 10 years was a miracle, and our current Harley at 8 is more than double the years of any other Harley even if only 1/3 of the miles.But maybe I'm entering a new phase of my life where I don't just piss away money on new bikes every other year.... MAYBE ;)