Seca 900 found on eBay for $900!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/YAMAHA-S ... 1c0dbee818

 

pretty rough.

 

Mr Fitz found it already. By way of comparison, to mine that was bought off E-Bay for $900, deduct $200 for tires, $300 for paint, $75 for seat, $50 for airbox, $200 for overall rust and tarnish, and $200 if it doesn't run right. And these are cheap estimates.

Sorta makes my bike free, if you add it up.
It's still worth saving for anyone needing a project.

 

Yeah, and Fitz is bumming out because there's NO WAY I can fit another bike in my tiny garage and this one's only 25 miles away.

 

How does he know it runs? you couldn't get gas to stay in the tank long enough, wouldn't be $900 of my hard earned, been podded too.

 

Just figured I'd try and help keep it from being parted out. Although it may be the best option for the old girl.

 

well, its pretty close to me as well, and i would love to have it to work on, but it is rough and too high a price.

 

I do like those triple guages though. I wish there was a decent aftermarket gas guage to put on my bike.

 

Oh I sure as heck wouldn't be giving him $900. I'd wait until the auction ends and then go offer him half that or less. My 650 may be dinged and dented but it's at least 100% complete and not rusted out, and I only paid $400 for it.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWAX:IT

 

A much finer bike, but no bids !! Is there a recession going on??

Realy no comparison as we (USA) only got 1,000 copies- - one year.
I think I would give $500 just for the motor, carbs, and ignition, and drop that engine into my 750. The 900 makes ALOT more power than the extra 105 CC's would suggest.

 

I just picked it up. Had to give $500 for it. It is pretty rough. Needs seat cover, tank, tires, and lots of cleaning. I am not sure what I am going to do with it yet. I mostly just wanted the engine.

It feel quite a bit bigger then my 750.