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1976 V1000 for sale in Victoria

She used to be mine years ago. Sat my Canadian license test on her. Engine had a nice set of Nikisil plated cylinders and a matching set of pistons installed and she ended up so fast you hardly ever got it past 2nd gear. Took her from 60HP to about 90HP if I remember correctly. Hopefully the seller still has all the paperwork. She's a monster. Had a black cafe racer fairing last time I saw her. Glad to see she's still looking good at her age.
 
She's interesting and cool but $5,500 !!!

I'm blown away by the prices in Canada for a 44 year old cobbled-up motorcycle.
 
scottmastrocinque said:
She's interesting and cool but $5,500 !!!

I'm blown away by the prices in Canada for a 44 year old cobbled-up motorcycle.
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it's a smaller market, and Guzzis are already pretty uncommon, so if you want one you don't get much choices. that has to do good things for the prices I suppose?
 
scottmastrocinque said:
I guess that depends upon whether you are a seller or a buyer! LOL. It is way way overly expensive for the US market though.
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Well, that is his asking price and you may also be overlooking currency differences.

Let's say he someone talks him down to $5,200 CAD, which is approx. $3,700 USD by today's exchange rate. I would assume that lines up well with the US market. Vintage bikes in excellent condition aren't given away.
 
davewrites said:
Well, that is his asking price and you may also be overlooking currency differences.

Let's say he someone talks him down to $5,200 CAD, which is approx. $3,700 USD by today's exchange rate. I would assume that lines up well with the US market. Vintage bikes in excellent condition aren't given away.
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I did not realize the CAD was so poor against the USD.

Excellent condition?

We have VERY DIFFERENT ideas about that bike’s condition. To my eye, it’s a cobbled together mess, but it doesn’t matter because one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

Like my Dad used to say, “There’s a butt for every seat.”

I wish him a successful sale.
 
It's gone from Craigslist so maybe he got what he wanted. I can't remember what I sold it for back in 2008? but it might of been about $5500. I remember it had no turn signals and no side stand. Don't really miss it.
 
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