How Much Could I Sell This Bike For: 96 KTM 300mxc

[Vintage_Sledneck]

Don't know it this is the right place to put this post.

The bike is a 1996 KTM 300 MXC it has about 10-12 hours on new top end runs strong, chain and sprockets are ok, tires are descent, plastics are a little beat up/ have white stretch marks but no cracks or many scratches except for rear fender, tank shrouds are good, seat has a rip near the rear on the side I'm going to patch it up with some vinyl repair I live in Minnesota, USA. I've looked in some classifieds and haven't found a bike to compare it to. Thanks

[trailrider72]

1200-1500 would be my guess? start higher, and let them talk you down a bit. make them feel like they got a great deal.

[CR250_182]

older KTM's aren't to popular so I'd start around $1200, they will talk you down though!

[bronkorob]

see what other similar year and similar size bikes are going for in your area. how much bikes a few years newer are going for. not sure about your area, but in Socal, i think 1200-1500 would be too much. there are plenty of 250 2 strokes that are 5+ years newer that fall into that price range. but my area has no shortage of good used bikes. i see 96 and 97 300s and 360s for less than a 1000 around here, and if they are more than that, i see them for sale for a LONG time. i would check for comparable year 250s in your area and match them or maybe a hundred bucks more. maybe someone out there is looking for something that is different than everyone else.

[BDubb106]

I would ask 1500... and plan on taking 1100-1200.

[capt justin]

$1000 to $1300 around here

[Liquis]

I just sold a 1997 300 MXC in similar condition for $1000.00. I started at $1200.00 so we both had some negotiating room, I really didn't need to move the bike that bad and could of held out for another $100.00 or so but thought we both got a fair deal.

[KJ55]

I would post it for 1000. During the spring you could have gotten more for it (1300ish) but the prices drop after that.