Looking at buying a 300, and they rarely pop up for sale around where I am at! If they do, they tend to be older. A 2008 just went up 2 days ago and I am thinking about snatching it. Take a look and tell me if this guy is in the ballpark on what he is wanting? Sorry, very new to KTM. I've had a garage full of red my whole life but want to retire my old 2001 CR250 woods machine and give an orange bike a try!
http://indianapolis....2991043305.html

I think it's a fair deal especially if he took the "OBO" and you got it for 3900 or 4K.

Kbb.com says high retail is $3700.... With the parts he has on say 50% of the value of the parts added on.. so what? like $300 + $3700 =  $4000 HIGH RETAIL....  Id offer him $3500.. Go as high as $3700? idk use judgement.. i wouldn't go much higher though. Condition is hard to tell from the one pic but as it looks and how he says it runs its a fair offer

http://www.kbb.com/m.../300-xc/232366/

Edited by Bigpiggy, 02 May 2012 - 09:42 PM.

Heres NADA's price...  Im thinking $3500 is better sounding after all lol

http://www.nadaguide...ndard-Equipment

In my neck of the woods, used bike sales are not going by the NADA or the KBB.  2 strokes are at a premium, and one that "looks" as clean as that one would go above the NADA and KBB prices.  It comes down to your best judgement...  Calculate a price your willing to pay, make your offer, if accepted great, if not, walk away.  I don't think $4,000 is an unreasonable amount.  I tend to keep my bikes for a while, so I don't mind paying what I feel the bike is worth regardless of the "published market" prices.

Good luck.

Well damn... called about the bike and it sold the first day! Newer 300's only pop up for sale around here every couple months!

That is what I thought would happen.  they last a day or two around here too....
Joe