Crosstourers for sale with low miles

[Steve1300]

I see a lot of crosstourers for sale with low miles(km) on auction sites 
Isn,t it not what expected for some people?

[Allroadtoad]

Or dealerships selling their demo-bikes. Mine does....

[Freaky]

No one in their right mind would sell off the CT after owning it. Those who did must be crazy  ..... 


 

[cozmo1589]

Well maybe a case of needs must or even a case of not able to afford an impulse purchase - I know I've done it before :-/

[Eltar]

Some people maybe don't find what they are looking for. Each to his own.

I doubt I will let mine go before I do 100k+ on it. And after that, I doubt I will want to part with a motorbike I have ridden for so long, probably gonna keep it for a possible legendary status 

[slomogadgie]

Yes Eltar, you are correct....each to their own.
I've owned my CT for a few months now and enjoy it for 2up riding with Fifi. However, I don't think it free from faults and that it's the answer to my dream motorcycle.....but it does 'what it says on the tin' for me.  Which is comfy for 200-300 miles per day riding 2up etc.

I have already mentioned in another thread about shortfalls that I think the CT has (IMO of course). Therefore, I could totally see why someone might buy the CT and then sell it on after a short time.

Will I be selling mine soon.....I don't think so purely on cash flow issues alone. With that in mind I'm really hoping I don't like my friends new KTM as I might be tempted to change to KTM.

I'm not sure if my post makes sense...sorry!

[Mister B]

Well summed up,particularly  your comment that   ' it does what it says on the tin'

[Bayleaf]

I had my 6 week old xtourer up for sale - not due to financial reasons, but it just lacks 'soul'

I can't say it's a bad bike, 1450 miles and it does it all effortlessly and the engine is a peach.

Just bores the life outta me!  I plan to keep it as its too much to lose in such a short while. I'm getting itchy for another bike tho....