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its time to sell my 2017 xsr, i fitted a few parts;

  • hagon rear shock/spring
  • tec fork springs
  • dart screen
  • xsr900 bars
  • tec bar end mirrors
  • speedo relocator.
  • tec stainless exhaust system
should i take them off before i sell it ?
 

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You probably have an idea of what your bike is worth that includes the cost of the extras, my experience is that dealers or private buyers don't see much value in these extras (and some prefer a stock bike that they can modify themselves).
If you don't mind the inconvenience of removing the parts then you probably will make a bit more money by selling them separately.
 

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You probably have an idea of what your bike is worth that includes the cost of the extras, my experience is that dealers or private buyers don't see much value in these extras (and some prefer a stock bike that they can modify themselves).
If you don't mind the inconvenience of removing the parts then you probably will make a bit more money by selling them separately.
normally i agree, although i have made proper mods to improve the bike instead of the pointless cosmetic ones most folks do on the forums ;)
 

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anyway, i've decided to remove the parts and sell them.. .PM me if you want them. i'll end up listing the shock, springs and exhaust on ebay as it fits the mt07 and tracer as well and im greedy!
 

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Yes, and sell me the shocks ;):)..


Jokes aside, yes I feel like you wouldn't get the full value of the parts - and I'd defo be interested in the shocks if they're a fair price, we could even do a direct swap if we're close and you need orginal parts.
 

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I personally would leave them on. I left all my mods on the bike when selling, and was a much more extensive list than yours. Some of them I could have gotten a decent price selling separately, but I didn’t want to deal with the hassle and used up garage space keeping them around, and it could help yours sell over another that is stock. It certainly helped me get more for the bike than I paid for it. The rear shock and exhaust might be the only things I’d remove and sell separately, if you can do the labor yourself.
 
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