Before they discontinued this bike they started doing this kind of 70's paint design, and bikes with this seem to be way harder to find than the older boring paint jobs, probably because they are badass and nobody wants to sell them. There's also one with black in stead of white, and then a blue shaded paint scheme instead of yellow/red.
Dollars? Yes. These aren't made anymore, and if this is what you want it's a good price. The only con to these is that they only go so fast on the highway, especially if the engine hasn't been maintained.
People constantly try to sell it for it's MSRP or even more.
Which is around... $4,000?
$2,500 seems reasonable to me.
I remember when I was looking around for a starter bike, alot of people were still financing em and trying to sell these for $4,000-$4,500.
I LOVE THE TU250!!! Fantastic little bullet proof city slicker!
2500 is a great price if it’s in running condition and comes with all the documents. I’d even put up with simple mechanical issues like worn out brakes and tires at that price :P
I paid $2500 for my 2016 with 3K miles on it earlier this year. This seems like a fair deal. Especially since these paint jobs I think are a little more sought after. My first bike and I love it to bits.
That’s about 500-1000 less than most 2019 are going for in the southeast USA.
I’ve looked at them from Kentucky down into the Carolinas, Alabama, and Florida. Usually see 2019s running 4000 or at least upper 3000 asking price.
I had a 2012 as my first bike, rode it all over the place. You won’t regret it, they’re super reliable fun little bikes. It’ll hold its value too, just buy it if everything looks and runs alright!
They will do 95 easily if you take the snorkel off the air intake. But that will create some back pressure on the engine so you might as well get a new muffler without a Cat, and if you do that you should probably....
That’s a hugely fun bike to ride in non-highway use. Perfect city or country bike. And that’s a good deal, too, especially in the crazy used market of today. It will run forever. AND if you remove the passenger seat you’ll have a cafe racer/1960s kind of cool vibe.
I really wanted one of these as my first bike a while back, but I couldn’t find any under $5000. That’s a steal for how new it is. Perfect beginner bike and I adore the retro theme
I’d pay $2500 even if I rarely rode it. I rode one in my MSF course and had it dragging peg in the parking lot. I wish desperately Suzuki would make a big 800 cc parallel twin version, I’d buy it in a heartbeat
I learned how to brake and shift on a little bike like that. The problem with learning on something too small is you don't get the benefit of using the power to get out of the way. So I would prefer someone learn on at least a 400. That's just my two cents. Should have a little more, let me get out of the way acceleration.
Rode one of these something like 1,500 miles from NYC through a lot of Canada, one of my best road trips ever.
Really fun and reliable bike, though struggles a bit up hills. I love that color scheme as well.
I'd snag that before someone else does. 5 year old reliable standard bike with fuel injection.
This.
hmm not sure, can you give me the contact information of the seller please? I'll contact them on your behalf.
This is the only correct answer. I’ll run up there with a trailer and bring it to m—your house
Damn I was shocked when I saw “2019” thing looks straight out of the 70’s
Before they discontinued this bike they started doing this kind of 70's paint design, and bikes with this seem to be way harder to find than the older boring paint jobs, probably because they are badass and nobody wants to sell them. There's also one with black in stead of white, and then a blue shaded paint scheme instead of yellow/red.
I took my msf on one of these!
Same here
I did too. The shocks were completely blown out, and the steering felt absurdly heavy compared to the other bikes I've ridden lol.
I did as well. It was fun and easy. I Liked it.
Mine was a Yamaha tw200. It was a lot older than 2019 tho lol
Get it
2500 what, coconuts?
damn, i hate the barter system
Yup great bike, good price. I'd buy it!
I have one of those! Highly recommend you get it. When you’re ready to move up, don’t get rid of it.
TUX gang!
Dollars? Yes. These aren't made anymore, and if this is what you want it's a good price. The only con to these is that they only go so fast on the highway, especially if the engine hasn't been maintained.
People constantly try to sell it for it's MSRP or even more. Which is around... $4,000? $2,500 seems reasonable to me. I remember when I was looking around for a starter bike, alot of people were still financing em and trying to sell these for $4,000-$4,500.
2500 krona? Absolutely.
Yen.
£2500?
GET IT!!! IT LOOKS SO COOL!!! 😎
I LOVE THE TU250!!! Fantastic little bullet proof city slicker! 2500 is a great price if it’s in running condition and comes with all the documents. I’d even put up with simple mechanical issues like worn out brakes and tires at that price :P
Had a 2016 TUX for my first bike. Loved it. You won’t find one cheaper than that.
Buy it. One of the worlds most lovable machines.
I paid $2500 for my 2016 with 3K miles on it earlier this year. This seems like a fair deal. Especially since these paint jobs I think are a little more sought after. My first bike and I love it to bits.
Shoot me the link and I'll take a look 😉
I would take that thing all over the place. What a cool little bike. Get it before it’s gone and have fun!
Is the bike with us in the room right now?
Yeah that’s a good deal. Good bikes too my buddy had one and it was a great learner and around-town bike.
A little high but if everything is in good condition, I’d do it. Terrific simple bike.
That’s about 500-1000 less than most 2019 are going for in the southeast USA. I’ve looked at them from Kentucky down into the Carolinas, Alabama, and Florida. Usually see 2019s running 4000 or at least upper 3000 asking price.
👍👏
I had a 2012 as my first bike, rode it all over the place. You won’t regret it, they’re super reliable fun little bikes. It’ll hold its value too, just buy it if everything looks and runs alright!
As long as you have no need to exceed 85mph
They will do 95 easily if you take the snorkel off the air intake. But that will create some back pressure on the engine so you might as well get a new muffler without a Cat, and if you do that you should probably....
95 “easily”? lol. Maybe if you drop it out of a plane
You got me there. More like it can on a straight flat. Though not quite sure how fast it can go. The speedo tops out.
That’s a hugely fun bike to ride in non-highway use. Perfect city or country bike. And that’s a good deal, too, especially in the crazy used market of today. It will run forever. AND if you remove the passenger seat you’ll have a cafe racer/1960s kind of cool vibe.
Option B: factory Gel seat. So nais
I have one with some scratches for 1500 in red
I really wanted one of these as my first bike a while back, but I couldn’t find any under $5000. That’s a steal for how new it is. Perfect beginner bike and I adore the retro theme
My MSF bike haha
Yeah I would say so. Make sure it is in good condition under the surface but this is the kind of thing that is going to disappear quickly.
ill bid 2600
I wanted a TU250 as I was searching for my first bike. Sad to see it discontinued.
Amazing deal! I want one even though I already have a bike lol
I’d pay $2500 even if I rarely rode it. I rode one in my MSF course and had it dragging peg in the parking lot. I wish desperately Suzuki would make a big 800 cc parallel twin version, I’d buy it in a heartbeat
I learned how to brake and shift on a little bike like that. The problem with learning on something too small is you don't get the benefit of using the power to get out of the way. So I would prefer someone learn on at least a 400. That's just my two cents. Should have a little more, let me get out of the way acceleration.
Rode one of these something like 1,500 miles from NYC through a lot of Canada, one of my best road trips ever. Really fun and reliable bike, though struggles a bit up hills. I love that color scheme as well.
F yes.
I just picked up my 2016 TU250x with 3555 miles on it for $3000 this past week, I definitely would have jumped on this if it had popped up in my area