does this porice seem right?

[nevin]

2003 1150 GS
6500 miles in sunny yellow.

Heated Grips
Hand Guards
Integral ABS
Adventure Screen
Remus Exhaust System
Engine Management Chip

for £9299 @ Williams in Manchester.

 

[Mick_rw]

2003 1150 GS
6500 miles in sunny yellow.

Heated Grips
Hand Guards
Integral ABS
Adventure Screen
Remus Exhaust System
Engine Management Chip

for £9299 @ Williams in Manchester.

This is a quote from the SPC web site,

BMW, R1150GS Adventure
1 Owner, ABS, Heated Grips, Large Tank. Engine Guards, Metal Panniers and Topbox, Datatool Alarm.Sold by us new Dec 2002

Registration 2003 03
Colour Titan Silver
Mileage 6100
Price £9,495

Personnaly I would say that price for a standard GS is a bit high


Mick

 

[Sergeant Pluck]

for contrast i recently bought:

blue/white sept 02 1150gs
NON ABS
4200 miles
full BM panniers
immaculate

6750.

pr0ne

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

2003 1150 GS
6500 miles in sunny yellow.

Heated Grips
Hand Guards
Integral ABS
Adventure Screen
Remus Exhaust System
Engine Management Chip

for £9299 @ Williams in Manchester.

A bit high.............
Dealer quoted a new 1150GS,this afternoon - for 2004 del @ £8900 with ABS,Heated Grips and Handguards.
So £400 more for the Remus exhaust,ADV screen (no cost extra),chip and a used 6500 miles is definitely not worth it IMHO

 

[theclowncrusty]

Too pricey...

52 (Last November.)
Heated grips.
Adventure screen..(wheres my tobinators??!!)
Full luggage.
4k miles
7.2k
Have spent shed loads on it since but you know how it is????
The Clown

 

[theclowncrusty]

DOH!!!

Its got the hand gaurds as well. i thought they were standard on these things. (Havnt seen one without them on yet).

 

[Big Al Litch]

Cost of GS

Seems a bit high.
2-weeks ago I took delivery of my brand-new Graphitan GS and that came with everything you listed (excluding pipe, chip & Adventure screen) plus the Adventure panniers, all for practically the same price.
For that type of money I would be looking at doing a deal on a brand-new one (BMW dealers will do deals and don't believe anyone who says they don't) or take your pick of the secondhand ones which cost less than £9299.

As a matter of interest was it the 2003 twin-spark model? I know some say it makes no difference (I have only ridden the twin-spark setup myself) but when paying top whack you may as well have the latest model.

Ref the handbaurds they are not standard but at only £30 or so from BMW it is easy to see why most have them, I have been using them for years off and on and think they are great when the weather is bad.