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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: sdcr on October 27, 2016, 02:28:41 PM
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First, I have absolutely no affiliation with this Dealer. I'm just passing this on, in case anyone here is looking for a low priced Norge.
Eurosports Moto Guzzi in Coopersburg Pa, sent me an e mail highlighting a one day, Saturday sale. 10/29
This is from their web page, they have another $500. Off this price.
"$2,795.00
2007 Moto Guzzi Norge 1200 GT
YES IT SHOWS IT'S MILEAGE COSMETICALLY, BUT STILL RUNS STRONG!!! GARMIN GPS INCLUDED"
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You're losing money if you don't buy it at that price.
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Here's the product page on the dealer's website: http://www.eurosports.net/default.asp?page=xPreOwnedInventoryDetail&id=2576342&p=2&s=Year&d=D&t=preowned&fr=xPreOwnedInventory
Man that is faded badly. Still, a running bike like that is worth way more than they are asking.
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Here's the product page on the dealer's website: http://www.eurosports.net/default.asp?page=xPreOwnedInventoryDetail&id=2576342&p=2&s=Year&d=D&t=preowned&fr=xPreOwnedInventory
Man that is faded badly. Still, a running bike like that is worth way more than they are asking.
Yes, that's the one. It's $2,299. On Saturday only....might be a line for this one.
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Cripes - if I were in the east, I'd buy it just so my friends could ride it when they visited! Any decent shop can either repaint it or bring the finish back for a reasonable price.
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I was offered $2000 trade in for my '09 Norge with 37K miles. You guys are making me feel a little better... :huh: :thumb:
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I was offered $2000 trade in for my '09 Norge with 37K miles. You guys are making me feel a little better... :huh: :thumb:
Ya gotta remember - a trade-in is just a chance for a dealer to make money twice on one transaction chain. A dealer doesn't calculate the profit on the new vehicle till he sells the final vehicle in the trade-in chain.
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First, I have absolutely no affiliation with this Dealer. I'm just passing this on, in case anyone here is looking for a low priced Norge.
Eurosports Moto Guzzi in Coopersburg Pa, sent me an e mail highlighting a one day, Saturday sale. 10/29
This is from their web page, they have another $500. Off this price.
"$2,795.00
2007 Moto Guzzi Norge 1200 GT
YES IT SHOWS IT'S MILEAGE COSMETICALLY, BUT STILL RUNS STRONG!!! GARMIN GPS INCLUDED"
Identical bike to mine except mine has the stock screen (not sure about this one). Mine is around about era of the suspect oil pump, Pete mentioned '07 Red Norge's were the most likely if I understood correctly but mine's got 105,000 up, and has never had a mechanical failure here in Australia or Europe. Does seem like at that price you could go through the oil pump anyway for peace of mind.
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Does seem like at that price you could go through the oil pump anyway for peace of mind.
A good point - though it already has a reasonable number of miles and years, it should be VIN / date-of-build checked by the buyer to see if the oil pump falls within the range or even nearby.
Like other 2007s, it could probably use some suspension upgrades if they haven't been done. Still, it's a great way to get into sports-touring with a minimal budget.
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A good point - though it already has a reasonable number of miles and years, it should be VIN / date-of-build checked by the buyer to see if the oil pump falls within the range or even nearby.
Like other 2007's, it could probably use some suspension upgrades if they haven't been done. Still, it's a great way to get into sports-touring with a minimal budget.
Damn right. BTW, just put a Nitron on mine. Front is stock.
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Holy Tamales!
I'm finding that used Guzzis sometimes sell for peanuts.
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Identical bike to mine except mine has the stock screen (not sure about this one). Mine is around about era of the suspect oil pump, Pete mentioned '07 Red Norge's were the most likely if I understood correctly but mine's got 105,000 up, and has never had a mechanical failure here in Australia or Europe. Does seem like at that price you could go through the oil pump anyway for peace of mind.
Around 60,000 miles on my 07 Red Norge with no problems. There is a list somewhere on the bikes that had a problem, and most were made in 06 if my memory is correct.
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Around 60,000 miles on my 07 Red Norge with no problems. There is a list somewhere on the bikes that had a problem, and most were made in 06 if my memory is correct.
That's great black cat, hope it stays that way for you. (And me)
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I just now spoke to the dealer. He says the reason the price is too good to be true is that the PO scuffed the fairings, then rattle canned the paint. He says it looks pretty darn shabby, tho it runs good. A trade in which they would rather not have on their floor. I hope to go see it tomorrow. If so, I'll at the least take some close up pics and post them here.
BTW -- the $500 sale is for their mailing list members; and it's actually "up to $500"... depending on ... I dunno what. He's gonna put me on the mailing list and shoot me that email.
The garage is damn crowded already, and Bearswatter is on the warpath -- but I try not to let that redhead gal influence my Multiple Bike Disorder. However, if someone wants this, I can check it out, score it for them, ride it home, and garage it here (Newark, Delaware 19713) for pickup at your jolly convenience. We even have a guest broom if you come from afar. Philly airport forty minutes away. A couple cigars and a beer or two is all I need for my trouble. Just PM me. Norge is definitely not my kinda bike... way way too much tupperware for me. But this looks like a dandy deal for someone who wants to tote plastybits to a paint shop. Just enough miles on her to keep the engine sweet.
p.s. just now received the email and it indeed says $2,295.
(http://cdn.dealerspike.com/imglib/v1/300x225/imglib/Assets/Inventory/C3/E9/C3E920A5-E065-47F0-AF4F-809DE5D6F2D8.jpg)
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Around 60,000 miles on my 07 Red Norge with no problems. There is a list somewhere on the bikes that had a problem, and most were made in 06 if my memory is correct.
Without taking time to dig up the thread with that info, my memory says the affected bikes were MY 07, built roughly between November 06 and February 07. The reason for the wider range is that I recall a few outliers to the main group of affected machines.
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BTW -- the $500 sale is for their mailing list members; and it's actually "up to $500"... depending on ... I dunno what. He's gonna put me on the mailing list and shoot me that
p.s. just now received the email and it indeed says $2,295.
(http://cdn.dealerspike.com/imglib/v1/300x225/imglib/Assets/Inventory/C3/E9/C3E920A5-E065-47F0-AF4F-809DE5D6F2D8.jpg)
Oops! I did not realize that this was a private, e mail sale. I just assumed that with the cold weather coming, the Dealer would like to move product.
Btw, they have quite a few desirable bikes on the floor with significant discounts, a chrome tank v 7, a few Ducatis and Triumphs, and a Honda CB1100.
If I post anymore about this, I'm going to ask the dealer for a commision :grin:
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The price looks about right to me. I don't think there is much demand for Moto Guzzis, especially plastic ones with no soul. I just paid $3850 for this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4MOBzDRgUk
under 3500 miles.
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I shouldn't have looked at that site. Thanks a lot. :tongue:
http://www.eurosports.net/default.asp?page=xPreOwnedInventoryDetail&id=2576197&p=3&s=Year&d=D&t=preowned&fr=xPreOwnedInventory
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WoW, so my 8V Norge with 4,000 miles on it is a toad on the market, great news! :thumb:
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The price looks about right to me. I don't think there is much demand for Moto Guzzis, especially plastic ones with no soul. I just paid $3850 for this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4MOBzDRgUk
under 3500 miles.
Has it had the hydro recall done? Sounds pretty noisy in the clip.
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Around 60,000 miles on my 07 Red Norge with no problems. There is a list somewhere on the bikes that had a problem, and most were made in 06 if my memory is correct.
Same goes for my 2008 1200 Sport, with nearly identical powertrain. I'm pushing 63,000 miles, and the bike has been a spectacular ride, but horribly boring when it came to maintenance issues. No ring jobs, no valve jobs, no clutch replacement, ( matter of fact, still rolling along on the original rear shock.) Just one hell of a good bike!
Bob
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Has it had the hydro recall done? Sounds pretty noisy in the clip.
Yes it's been done.
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It was done in 2007 at 18 miles.
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Well if its been done right, it doesn't need the bottom yoke replacement and its got a twin plate clutch its golden! Nice score.
Pete
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The bottom yoke was replaced at the same time, I'm not sure about the clutch though. Do you know if replacing the clutch was part of the recall ?
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It won't matter if you're building a trike out of it will it? If you're going to troll at least make the effort to get one or two of your ducks in a row.
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There are low prices out there for BMW R1100RTs with some miles on them too - http://asheville.craigslist.org/mcy/5780306378.html
There was another one on the market here a while ago around $3k. Considering where they start new, that's a lot of depreciation too.
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The price looks about right to me. I don't think there is much demand for Moto Guzzis, especially plastic ones with no soul. I just paid $3850 for this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4MOBzDRgUk
under 3500 miles.
As millions of Milwaukee machines attest, chrome isn't soul. :tongue: :laugh:
OTOH, as the owner of an EV, tho, a Mandellan tart if there ever was one, I suppose I shouldn't throw stones.
Still, there are lots of sorts of souls out there, and all of my Guzzi's have had those, and the Norge -- cursed tupperware notwithstanding -- in some respects most of all. :bow:
The Norge is a stupendous machine that makes me grin whenever I ride it, even when Kathi is pounding my back and telling me not to be stoooopid. :thewife: :grin:
I've always liked the Titanium; nice choice.
Bill
P.S. Off in a few minutes on the Griso -- now, there's some soul! :huh: -- to Pennsylvania back roads on the way to visit John Wells and ML in Hollidaysburg later today. Naturally, I suspect some biscuits & gravy will distract me before I get very far up the road. :food:
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Some good deals out there. Helped a customer get an 08 black Norge w/all acc that there is. At 23K it was had for $3700. Nice bike.
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Well, I ain't going.
First place, I talked to a half dozen paint shops yesterday. Most wanted to get all hyper phobic like I was going to take them to court and sue their shop and double wide right out from under them if they guessed me an estimate and tried to charge a penny more. But a couple came in guessing two grand, and one place on line, and one place on line proposed 400 & up for one color tank and fenders. Gotta figure, there's a whole crapload of tupperware here, from the belly pan to the panniers. Couple grand brings me close to break even, if I did the project. Nor is sanding my preferred type of project.
Second place, more I look at this, the less I would ever want to ride it. I've whirled round the block on beemer RTs several times. Hate 'em. I've worked on half a dozen. You waste an effin hour and a half just pulling plastic before you can get to the task. I like my bikes the way I like my women: nekkid. They do their best work that way. Fairings, windshields, you can have 'em. Engine, tank, wheels, let's ride.
Third place, my buddy texted me to propose we crack into his beehive today and harvest honey. He scored one of those Aussie jobs where you crank down the comb. I'm in. I need some local honey to fight the tree pollen this time of year.
If someone wants me to spec it out for them, fine. I'm sure they'll be glad to sell it for two grand next month.
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It won't matter if you're building a trike out of it will it? If you're going to troll at least make the effort to get one or two of your ducks in a row.
Yes it will matter. A trike needs a clutch just as much as a motorcycle needs one.
What's with the trolling accusation ?
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As millions of Milwaukee machines attest, chrome isn't soul. :tongue: :laugh:
OTOH, as the owner of an EV, tho, a Mandellan tart if there ever was one, I suppose I shouldn't throw stones.
Still, there are lots of sorts of souls out there, and all of my Guzzi's have had those, and the Norge -- cursed tupperware notwithstanding -- in some respects most of all. :bow:
The Norge is a stupendous machine that makes me grin whenever I ride it, even when Kathi is pounding my back and telling me not to be stoooopid. :thewife: :grin:
I've always liked the Titanium; nice choice.
Bill
P.S. Off in a few minutes on the Griso -- now, there's some soul! :huh: -- to Pennsylvania back roads on the way to visit John Wells and ML in Hollidaysburg later today. Naturally, I suspect some biscuits & gravy will distract me before I get very far up the road. :food:
To be honest it would not be my first choice if it were not for the low mileage and exceptional condition. I bought it for the engine and drive system and will sell the rest of it.
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Holy crap crap crap... This reminds me of the Buell S3T I bought on a whim a few years ago
Shit I'm glad i didn't see this earlier cause I'd be tempted.
I'd probably strip it and make a psuedo Breva for that dosh.
Hopefully it sold today and I can forget about it.
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Holy crap crap crap... This reminds me of the Buell S3T I bought on a whim a few years ago
Shit I'm glad i didn't see this earlier cause I'd be tempted.
I'd probably strip it and make a psuedo Breva for that dosh.
Hopefully it sold today and I can forget about it.
Chatting with the shop owner a few minutes ago. . . it's still there.
This is the universe telling you to give it a home.
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Chatting with the shop owner a few minutes ago. . . it's still there.
This is the universe telling you to give it a home.
Do it Kev !!!! Just do it !!!
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They have some good prices on bikes. :thumb:
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They have some good prices on bikes. :thumb:
Very good prices, and it's not even the dead of winter!
Here in Southeast Pennsylvania, they are the only Moto Guzzi Dealer, AFAIK. Word on the street, is that Fast by Ferracci no longer carries Moto Guzzi.
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Doesn't surprise me that they dropped the line. You have to work with multi-lines to stay in business with MG.
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Doesn't surprise me that they dropped the line. You have to work with multi-lines to stay in business with MG.
FBF has Ducati, MV Agusta, EBR and until lately, MG. Looks pretty Multi line to me.
My guess is that Eraldo and the hacks at Piagio had some personality conflicts.
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Ok, having slept on it, I'm not going to jump on another bike I don't really WANT just because of price.
As for for FBF, I'm shocked they're still in business.
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FBF has Ducati, MV Agusta, EBR and until lately, MG. Looks pretty Multi line to me.
My guess is that Eraldo and the hacks at Piagio had some personality conflicts.
Multi-line as in also carrying a Japanese brand with maybe another Euro brand or maybe I should have said multi-brand.
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Less than 50 thousand for less than $3000.00 what's not to like about this bike. It's even in the faster Red color. If I had a week I think I'd be on a plane tomorrow to drive it back to Mn, it would look wonderful sitting next to my 07 Silver Norge. I'd probably have to retire just so I could have time to ride them.
I hope somebody gives this a nice home.
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Looks like I better start double monthly payments on my Norge as it will most likely be sold in the spring of 2018/ 19. I'm going to take a bath, a big bath come time to sell.