That and Bringatrailer.com are my go to choices I for getting an idea of what something is worth be it a bike or car.
For bikes over 20 years old, I also refer to the comprehensive vintage motorcycle price guide.

 

I use Black Book Powersports. But it almost always has low values. It doesn’t take mileage, condition or service history into account. I usually am looking at bikes in excellent condition, with low mileage so that can add a couple of thousand dollars.

Prices have skyrocketed this year so you have to use your judgment.

 

I am considering selling my Evo Springer and having a problem trying to come up with a fair asking price just because of what is going on with the market right now.

 

Yea, I know that also, I look at the places that have a large inventory of used bikes, they’re prices are more accurate, instead of private sales.

 

That and completed auctions on Ebay. Bought a bike that I didn't even know existed. Looked at condition and miles. Looked on line for info. Asked what the car dealership was going to do with it as legally they cannot sell bikes except at auction or to a power sports dealership. They can have a powersports dealer sell it to you. What they were selling for on line and what it cost me were vastly different. Didn't even ride it. In fact most of the vehicles I have owned I had never driven before.

 

Well, it's raining here so I'm doing a nice chuck in the crock pot with tatos, onions, carrots, celery and beef stock. Noname

 

Yesterday

 

i know dealers will try and leave room for 90% markup. i just told one to get bent the other day.