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How much do you expect to pay for a Demo Model Z1000?

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 10:12 am
by Stereo
Just out of curiosity.... Was chatting to a chap at a shop...

They have an 06 Z1000 sitting there with a flash exhaust system, oggies, after market mirrors and a rear reduction kit..... They want around 15.5k for it .... 13 if they put the stock bits back on.... For some reason i thought the Z1k's are around the 12k mark when stock and brand new....

The new models should arrive any moment, you would think they want to get rid of it while it is still a current model....

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 10:31 am
by swabio-ACT
Mate,

I was in the local kwaka dealer the other day and I am sure they had a much better deal than that.... for new bikes let alone a demo! I am near on positive that the Z750 was 10990 ride away and the thou was not much more

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 10:43 am
by aardvark
They're about $15,490 new aren't they?

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 10:55 am
by Ratmick
There were only three left in the warehouse a couple of days ago, but I thought the guys in Race Replica were a bit optimistic with the price they quoted me for that particular bike. Especially considering it's old used stock and doesn't have its full warranty and has been used as a demo (and by one of their mechanics when his bike broke down).

FWIW, I've been quoted $14,000 on the road elsewhere, but have an advert from a Kawasaki dealer in Qld who's got them listed for $11,990 (to which you'll need to add on-roads and freight).

Richard at Narellan Kawasaki is about the same price (for a blue), but it's harder to trade the ZZR in when the dealer is in NSW :?. He is pretty keen though...

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:19 pm
by Strika
[quote="Ratmick"]There were only three left in the warehouse a couple of days ago, but I thought the guys in Race Replica were a bit optimistic with the price they quoted me for that particular bike. Especially considering it's old used stock and doesn't have its full warranty and has been used as a demo (and by one of their mechanics when his bike broke down).

FWIW, I've been quoted $14,000 on the road elsewhere, but have an advert from a Kawasaki dealer in Qld who's got them listed for $11,990 (to which you'll need to add on-roads and freight).

quote]

I find the sales guy down there to mostly have his head up his arse. I have no problem saying it publicly as I have expressed exactly this to Chris personally. I won't buy a bike off them while ever he is sitting in the chair. He has this rediculous habit of trying to get you to pay full RRP for "OLD" stock bikes. He really could also do with some interpersonal skills training also IMHO!

Happy to buy spares and so forth off them as all the others are great to deal with. :)

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:23 pm
by Stereo
Im not saying it was RR........

I think its rude to talk about people without them being there.........

I was seriously considering upgrading up until the moment he mentioned the price.... Then again, I have never ridden one........ I want to get a slightly more relaxed riding position.........

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 2:52 pm
by les2010
By the way if you buy a demo model bike direct from the dealer it still carries the FULL FACTORY WARRANTY, not a partial as the M/cycle is being sold as new (regardless whether it was used as a demo it is not s/hand) with dealer on road and statuatory costs, if they will not offer you the full factory warranty then the m/cycle must be sold as a s/hand vehicle and is not subject to dealer costs.
Les
God it was good to be in sales, wish I still was, I might have been able to help a few of you blokes out.
N.B. Report this arsewipe to the ACCC, there may be a case of fraud to answer if he tries to claim Dealer costs on a S/hand bike, also report him to the M/cycle manufacturers office here in Oz and tell them of your intention to report the dealer and them to the ACCC for fraud, about 90% of the time that lights a fire under their arse and gets the f*ckwit in a whole shitload of trouble.

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 3:02 pm
by Stereo
les2010 wrote:By the way if you buy a demo model bike direct from the dealer it still carries the FULL FACTORY WARRANTY, not a partial as the M/cycle is being sold as new (regardless whether it was used as a demo it is not s/hand) with dealer on road and statuatory costs, if they will not offer you the full factory warranty then the m/cycle must be sold as a s/hand vehicle and is not subject to dealer costs.
I would have thought that a motorcycle with a full after market system would not be covered by a factory warranty......

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 3:52 pm
by Buck
Stereo wrote:Im not saying it was RR........

I think its rude to talk about people without them being there.........

I was seriously considering upgrading up until the moment he mentioned the price.... Then again, I have never ridden one........ I want to get a slightly more relaxed riding position.........
I thought you wanted a trackie?
A lot of money to pay and subsequent depreciation for "slightly more..."

mate love the one your wif.
steve

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:30 pm
by Ratmick
les2010 wrote:By the way if you buy a demo model bike direct from the dealer it still carries the FULL FACTORY WARRANTY, not a partial as the M/cycle is being sold as new (regardless whether it was used as a demo it is not s/hand) with dealer on road and statuatory costs, if they will not offer you the full factory warranty then the m/cycle must be sold as a s/hand vehicle and is not subject to dealer costs.
If we're talking about Race Replica (and I'm not saying we are :?) the sales guy told me it didn't have full factory warranty. Plus it had a ship-load of after-market bits: - Renthal bars, after-market exhausts and bar-end mirrors are the ones I can remember. He quoted me a price circa $15,000, which sounded a bit optimistic to me (but wtf do I know?)...

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:30 pm
by ttc
Take one for a ride Stereo, it's a huge shock after riding an 03/04 zx6

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:47 pm
by Ratmick
tanyathecheeky wrote:Take one for a ride Stereo, it's a huge shock after riding an 03/04 zx6
Hi Tanya, as a matter of curiosity what are the main differences?

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:44 pm
by I-K
Stereo wrote:
les2010 wrote:By the way if you buy a demo model bike direct from the dealer it still carries the FULL FACTORY WARRANTY, not a partial as the M/cycle is being sold as new (regardless whether it was used as a demo it is not s/hand) with dealer on road and statuatory costs, if they will not offer you the full factory warranty then the m/cycle must be sold as a s/hand vehicle and is not subject to dealer costs.
I would have thought that a motorcycle with a full after market system would not be covered by a factory warranty......
As a personal observation, you really need to stop finding excuses for people looking to relieve you of your money... first that episode with the collections agency a couple of months back, now this.

To answer your question, an ex-demo Z1000, with the new models mere weeks away and bike sales grinding down as people are uppign stumps for the holidays and litre sportsbikes are walking out the door for 16 grand... anything over 11.5 grand would be an insult, and yes, that's *with* the aftermarket bits...

...what's a set of oggies worth? $70? Big faken whoop.

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:51 pm
by Johnnie5
brand new quoted only weeks ago at team moto syd $13300 and there was room to move on that

Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 11:50 am
by Stereo
I-K wrote: As a personal observation, you really need to stop finding excuses for people looking to relieve you of your money... first that episode with the collections agency a couple of months back, now this.
You do realise Im dutch right?