If anyone out there is thinking about upgrading from a Cbr150 to something a little bigger, I would be interested in buying the Cbr150.
Looking for a 2010/2011 model in good condition with no mods, except maybe exhaust..
Cash paid for a reliable/legal bike..
Thanks
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Upgrading From Cbr150
Started by cornishcarlos, 2012-02-11 18:42
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cornishcarlos
Senior Member Posted 2012-02-11 18:45:45
Not sure what happened there !! My post turned out blank....
If anyone is thinking about upgrading from a CBR150 to something a little bigger, I would be interested in buying your CBR.. Looking for a 2010/2011 model in very good condition with no mods except maybe an aftermarket exhaust. Can pay cash for reliable and legal bike. Thanks #3
KRS1
Don't You Type At Me In That Tone Of Voice Posted 2012-02-11 19:58:16
Just sold my bike, but my friend has a black one, up here in Chiang Mai though...
What city are you in? #4
karlos
Senior Member Posted 2012-02-11 20:24:24
The next logical step would be a CBR250 or (in my opinion) the better Ninja 250R......
If you fancy something a bit older with more poke then i would recommend either a CB400, CBR400RR or even a VFR400(although it's hard to find one that hasn't cooked though..) Sorry i misread your post due to not realising you post a 'wanted add' in the 'general' forum 
Edited by karlos, 2012-02-11 20:26:17. #5
ThaiMouse
Senior Member Posted 2012-02-11 21:53:03
Hi I have a blck Nov 2010 CBR 150 in Phuket with green book, if you are interested? Only upgrade was to fit Dunlop ( made in Japan) tyres. Everything else is std equipment.
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guzzi850m2
Super Member Posted 2012-02-11 22:57:08
Why upgrading to a 250cc bike only, they almost have the same performance.
Why not go for the Kawa 650? Its not exactly a super bike but a good all rounder. I started on a Yamaha SR 500 with 33 hk many years ago and I am still here, he-he. #7
wana
Throbbing Member Posted 2012-02-12 12:53:12
Why upgrading to a 250cc bike only, they almost have the same performance. Why not go for the Kawa 650? Its not exactly a super bike but a good all rounder. I started on a Yamaha SR 500 with 33 hk many years ago and I am still here, he-he. for bkk city use ,either 250cc is fine 650cc or bigger is fun but everytime you get moving its time to get on the brakes again and when its jam packed its just more weight to wrestle around stopped traffic and more engine heat after midnight though you can have fun on a 650 in a bkk and if you commute in and out every daythe 650 probably a good choice #8
blackpanda
Advanced Member Posted 2012-02-12 21:11:44
How much where you thinking of spending on a year old CBR150?
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cornishcarlos
Senior Member Posted 2012-02-13 03:28:54
50k region, depends on condition, mileage etc
Does that seem reasonable ?? #10
blackpanda
Advanced Member Posted 2012-02-13 07:05:24
50k region, depends on condition, mileage etc Does that seem reasonable ?? Yea it does seem like quite a low ball amount. I paid 85,500 for my bike last may. So to loss over 35,000 on it in less then a year doesn't sound good at all. Plus to get the 250 you CBR or Ninja you would have to pay another CBR 60-70K depending on model. Ninja 90K |
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