Sold 2023 Himalayan 411

[peepingtom]

23 plate cat n with only 930 miles
near mint condition the only thing it has as a negative is a broken beak by a couple of inches
in the very lovely Glacier blue

£2500 firm
for sale due to an ongoing life declutter
im in colchester

 

[steve hughes]

Thats a great colour and lovely condition , good luck with the sale.

Steve

 

[AdrianS]

Love mine. Easy to farkle and work on and parts are cheap ( especially from India). Really handles well for a mountain goat and a lot more capable than you expect, as long as you are not in a big rush!
GLWS

 

[peepingtom]

thanks guys yes I love the colour too they are indeed a brilliant simple bike . possibly one of the "best" bikes made in the the last 10 years .

 

[peepingtom]

ok given my need for space id like to add an OVNO to the price

£2500 ovno

 

[peepingtom]

anybody interested at £2300 ?

 

[peepingtom]

bump for what is pretty much an as new bike (except its cat N and has a broken front mudguard )

 

[Pepsi]

For those not in the know what is a Cat N?

 

[peepingtom]

For those not in the know what is a Cat N?

well I would suggest they did their own research , but to be honest I can't imagine there's anyone on here who doesn't know ?? as we are all ancient .
do you not know or are you asking on behave of someone who may not know?

anyway I googled it and this is what it says .

A Cat N motorcycle is a motorcycle that has sustained minor damage and can be repaired. The damage is typically cosmetic, such as damage to the steering lock or fairings.

 

[Pepsi]

well I would suggest they did their own research , but to be honest I can't imagine there's anyone on here who doesn't know ?? as we are all ancient .
do you not know or are you asking on behave of someone who may not know?

anyway I googled it and this is what it says .

A Cat N motorcycle is a motorcycle that has sustained minor damage and can be repaired. The damage is typically cosmetic, such as damage to the steering lock or fairings.

To be honest I was asking for myself, I’ve never heard of Cat N previously. (But now I know)