S ShaunH101 Member Joined Feb 8, 2014 Messages 9 Reaction score 0 Feb 21, 2014 #1 Hi all, as the title, if looking to buy a used S1RR, what year would I be best off looking at? Thanks.
Hi all, as the title, if looking to buy a used S1RR, what year would I be best off looking at? Thanks.
Maplesyrup Active member Joined Oct 26, 2013 Messages 29 Reaction score 0 Location Bristol Feb 21, 2014 #2 2014.
D Derwyn Well-known member Joined Feb 15, 2014 Messages 114 Reaction score 0 Feb 21, 2014 #3 As new as you can afford I would say, unless your michael dunlop then im sure any year will do the trick. Take it easy.
As new as you can afford I would say, unless your michael dunlop then im sure any year will do the trick. Take it easy.
Lumpy Well-known member Joined Mar 9, 2013 Messages 436 Reaction score 0 Feb 22, 2014 #4 ShaunH101 said: Hi all, as the title, if looking to buy a used S1RR, what year would I be best off looking at? Thanks. Click to expand... That depends on your pocket and how much you are willing to tap it for. You can get a 10K miles or less early 2010 for 7.5k or maybe a bit less even if you not afraid to negotiate You can geta 2012 with the same miles for about 9.5/10K Add a little for bike that has a some good upgrades, deduct a little for higher miles. If you're thinking to get a newer one for some margin of error with failures/issues - just take out BMW warranty for ease of mind
ShaunH101 said: Hi all, as the title, if looking to buy a used S1RR, what year would I be best off looking at? Thanks. Click to expand... That depends on your pocket and how much you are willing to tap it for. You can get a 10K miles or less early 2010 for 7.5k or maybe a bit less even if you not afraid to negotiate You can geta 2012 with the same miles for about 9.5/10K Add a little for bike that has a some good upgrades, deduct a little for higher miles. If you're thinking to get a newer one for some margin of error with failures/issues - just take out BMW warranty for ease of mind