Thinking about selling our 1994 Honda CB250 Nighthawk

[TheRebel2]

We're thinking about selling our 1994 Honda CB250 Nighthawk for $1000 or the best offer we get. We need to clear some space in the garage. We've owned the bike for about one and a half years. It's always been a reliable starter. It has around 5,000 miles on it now. This season, we changed the oil, and the tires are still in good shape. We've always kept it stored properly. There is a small dent in the tank, and the rear signals have tape on them. I do have spare signal housings but haven't switched them out yet. We still use the bike since our other ones aren't working right now. If you had a bike like this one, would you keep it, or would you sell it? I'm interested to hear what others think and would do in this situation

 

[Violet Austins]

If it's been reliable and you've still been using it, that's worth something, especially with low miles. If you need the space though, $1k seems fair...so i depends on your priorities

 

[Man Machine]

Yeah I agree, if it's still in decent shape and runs well, so if you're not using it often, selling might be the way to go, especially to free up space. Have you thought about what kind of price you'd be comfortable with?

 

[lil wayne]

We're thinking about selling our 1994 Honda CB250 Nighthawk for $1000 or the best offer we get. We need to clear some space in the garage. We've owned the bike for about one and a half years. It's always been a reliable starter. It has around 5,000 miles on it now. This season, we changed the oil, and the tires are still in good shape. We've always kept it stored properly. There is a small dent in the tank, and the rear signals have tape on them. I do have spare signal housings but haven't switched them out yet. We still use the bike since our other ones aren't working right now. If you had a bike like this one, would you keep it, or would you sell it? I'm interested to hear what others think and would do in this situation

If it's still running smooth and not costing you anything, it's really tempting to hang onto it. But if your problem is the space, then I would understand.. $1k isn't a bad return for something that old. But also, isn't that 1k better spent on a shed to stash it or something.