How Much Should I Sell My 2014 899 For?

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JawKnee

Discussion Starter · 2 mo ago

Hello,

It's been a long time since I've visited this forum. I'm looking to sell my mint 2014 899 Panigale (with 3400 miles and almost all of the Ducati Performance accessories) and would love some feedback on what a reasonable price to list/sell for. I've been out of the motorcycle scene for a while so I don't really know what's a good source for used bike values are. KBB came back with $9.9k, but it doesn't factor in much (like mileage). I've seen some ads on OfferUp and/or Facebook with people looking for $13k or so.

I took a 4 year hiatus from riding after selling my 2004 600RR back in 2010 and 4 years later got back into riding with the 899, and I think it's time for my wife and I to finally "hang it up" and sell our motorcycles.

Thanks!

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sdg24

· #2 · 2 mo ago

Do you have all the maintenance records? And is it a stock exhaust or Termi?

With your mileage, and assuming you have the records with a stock exhaust, I’d think around $12-12.5k. Termi will probably add $500 or so.

A local (Seattle) dealer is selling a 2017 959 for $11k with 13k miles. There are a handful of listings online for $13,000 but I’m guessing those are priced high. Especially when you can get a brand new V2 for $18k

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JawKnee

Discussion Starter · #3 · 2 mo ago

sdg24 said:
Do you have all the maintenance records? And is it a stock exhaust or Termi?

With your mileage, and assuming you have the records with a stock exhaust, I’d think around $12-12.5k. Termi will probably add $500 or so.

A local (Seattle) dealer is selling a 2017 959 for $11k with 13k miles. There are a handful of listings online for $13,000 but I’m guessing those are priced high. Especially when you can get a brand new V2 for $18k

Thanks for the feedback! Stock exhaust, with all records. Arctic White.

Here’s a list of goodies I have (I may be forgetting a few things) for whatever that’s worth:

Ducati Performance fold-up clutch lever
Ducati Performance fold-up brake lever
Ducati Performance carbon air duct covers
Ducati Performance race seat
Ducati Performance racing tank cap kit
Ducati Performance carbon license plate holder
Ducati Performance LED turn indicators
Ducati Performance carbon fiber rear mudguard
Ducati Performance carbon fiber front fender
Ducati Performance carbon fiber cover for rear monoshock absorber
Ducati Performance carbon fiber heel guards
Ducati Performance carbon fiber chain guard
Ducati Performance carbon fiber ignition switch cover
OEM 1199 magnesium engine case
Ducabike clear clutch cover
Ohlins rear shock spring
GP Suspension fork springs
Bursi Evolution ride height adjuster
OEM 1199 linkage plate
Evotech Performance lower radiator guard

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netaron

· #4 · 2 mo ago

JawKnee said:
Thanks for the feedback! Stock exhaust, with all records. Arctic White.

Here’s a list of goodies I have (I may be forgetting a few things) for whatever that’s worth:

Ducati Performance fold-up clutch lever

Ducati Performance fold-up brake lever

Ducati Performance carbon air duct covers

Ducati Performance race seat

Ducati Performance racing tank cap kit

Ducati Performance carbon license plate holder

Ducati Performance LED turn indicators

Ducati Performance carbon fiber rear mudguard

Ducati Performance carbon fiber front fender

Ducati Performance carbon fiber cover for rear monoshock absorber

Ducati Performance carbon fiber heel guards

Ducati Performance carbon fiber chain guard

Ducati Performance carbon fiber ignition switch cover

OEM 1199 magnesium engine case

Ducabike clear clutch cover

Ohlins rear shock spring

GP Suspension fork springs

Bursi Evolution ride height adjuster

OEM 1199 linkage plate

Evotech Performance lower radiator guard

I would start with 13k and then maybe come down to 12.5 or so. The suspension mods turn this bike into a serious track weapon, granted it’s complimentary toward the chassis. In one of the reviews of the new v2, the reviewer mentioned they can’t justify the spend, and recommend an 899 as they are very similar.

Edit: I thought I read ohlins shock, you upgraded the springs, with that info and your other mods, I’d recommend 12k.

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csehusky

· #5 · 2 mo ago

JawKnee said:
Thanks for the feedback! Stock exhaust, with all records. Arctic White.

Here’s a list of goodies I have (I may be forgetting a few things) for whatever that’s worth:

Ducati Performance fold-up clutch lever

Ducati Performance fold-up brake lever

Ducati Performance carbon air duct covers

Ducati Performance race seat

Ducati Performance racing tank cap kit

Ducati Performance carbon license plate holder

Ducati Performance LED turn indicators

Ducati Performance carbon fiber rear mudguard

Ducati Performance carbon fiber front fender

Ducati Performance carbon fiber cover for rear monoshock absorber

Ducati Performance carbon fiber heel guards

Ducati Performance carbon fiber chain guard

Ducati Performance carbon fiber ignition switch cover

OEM 1199 magnesium engine case

Ducabike clear clutch cover

Ohlins rear shock spring

GP Suspension fork springs

Bursi Evolution ride height adjuster

OEM 1199 linkage plate

Evotech Performance lower radiator guard

I think it really depends on how quickly you want or need to sell it. If that's within a couple months, you may have to go with $12,000 or even less. It is 10 years old, the 959 and v2 did have some improvements, and most of the upgrades you added are only appreciated by some folks. If it was my bike and I wanted to sell it, I'd probably list it at $12,000 OBO.

GLWS! I could be completely wrong. Just giving my 2 cents in case it's helpful.

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