How much should I be paying for '06 FZ1

[accent]

How much should an '06 FZ1 w/ average miles (10-15k) run me? I see all of these inflated craigslist prices and I'm wondering if I'm delusional or they are ~.~! People trying to sell their '06's for 3k less than its original MSRP LOL

 

[ethandf06]

NADA is 4200 low retail. I would spend 4000-5200 for a clean 06. I picked up my 09 with 200 miles for 6k. If your patient a good deal will come up.

 

[whittlebeast]

If you are purchasing a 2006, keep $500 in the budget for a newer ECU from Yamaha. You can get by with the stock ECU on to 07-90 bikes but plan on a PC5 in your future.

Beast

 

[eurban]

New ECU? Gotta say beast that this is B.S. There are plenty of us happily riding around with the stock 06 ECU. The FCE will get rid of the snatch (that is still present on the newest ecus)and all years of this bike need some serious hard parts to really shine.

Perhaps you should just ride a "full package" bike instead of looking at the computer screen so much. . .

I purchased my 06 with 12k miles 2+ years ago for $3400 on Ebay with minor cosmetic issues. I then added $4k in upgrades to improve power & power delivery, handling, comfort, utility and looks! Wonderful machine now! . . .Get the early bike at a low price and mod away . .

 

[NJFZ1]

How much should an '06 FZ1 w/ average miles (10-15k) run me? I see all of these inflated craigslist prices and I'm wondering if I'm delusional or they are ~.~! People trying to sell their '06's for 3k less than its original MSRP LOL

Depending on mileage and mods you should expect to pay $4-4.5k for an '06. Obviously your location will dictate the price as well...good luck in your search.

 

[accent]

2006 FZ1 Yamaha Motorcycle

How much should I be paying for this?

 

[whittlebeast]

New ECU? Gotta say beast that this is B.S. There are plenty of us happily riding around with the stock 06 ECU. The FCE will get rid of the snatch (that is still present on the newest ecus)and all years of this bike need some serious hard parts to really shine.

I will stand by the ECU suggestion.

Beast

 

[FZ1inTX]

No more than $5k. Good place to start is NADA Guides. 2006 Yamaha FZ1 - 998cc Standard Equipment, Prices & Specs - NADAguides

I wonder what this seller means when he says "limited edition" because I've never seen Yamaha put out a LE model FZ1....???