Bike prices
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Ballzdeep
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I've seen some pretty good deals already, not looking to buy but im always watching. Seen a 2020 CRF450 for 8g but also seen a 2013 CRF450 for 6500 
Prices will depend on who can keep making there payments without working...
Prices will depend on who can keep making there payments without working...
Used KTMs seem to sell pretty high as well. I paid 9200$ OTD for my 2018 when new. You still see guys asking 7500 for used 2015/16's.
I hard time selling my 14' yz450f, sold it for 4200 2 years ago after months of sitting
I hard time selling my 14' yz450f, sold it for 4200 2 years ago after months of sitting
I expect bike pricing to be covid affected yup. Nearly any fresh air sport or activities have put a big demand on equipment supply. I'm about to take delivery of a new Beta 300RR, and had to put a deposit on her long ago to make sure I got one. Dealer says they are pretty much sold before the crates arrive. I'm also helping a friend to find a decent price on a KTM300... that's not going well 
Dragonalain
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I hope so. I have a 2011 kx450 and a crf150r for sale. Last year I would have been happy with 5g from the pair. Thankfully I held on for the covid tax.
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deaner
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I wonder if this nonsense is gonna slow down if the vaccines get administered and things open back up? If I were a betting man I sure would have lost alot of money on the way this pandemic went. I still can't believe the insane level of consumer spending
MP Kid
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I totally agree... something just doesn’t add up... every business I talk to claims that people are spending their “Covid” bucks, but that’s such a crock of ****, who looses their job..collects $2000 a month to live on..and goes out buying $150G tow boats, $90G dually diesels, $60G holiday trailers, $25G snowmobiles, and $12G dirt bikes........?
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Pedaling pete
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Lots of people have money. Those people used to like to travel abroad. Now they are stuck at home.
That is my theory..
Dragonalain
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I agree with this. I think It’s ppl who have already climbed the hill that are spending the money locally. My wife’s good friend her parents own a fuel/ fert distribution business in sk. Her dad has never owned a sled in his life. This year he has 3 brand new ones so the family can get out and enjoy winter Since they can’t escape it lol.
Frosty19
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I have obviously been taking the wrong type of winter trips. $2500 all inclusive to 25 grand on a sled, and that doesn't include the expenses of actually using the sled.
People were still going to the lake through this covid, but now they need a new trailer and SxS to "survive" covid. I don't buy it. My 2 cents
Pedaling pete
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Obviously......
Some people go on 2500$ vacations and other people own a house in Phoenix.....
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gedakbx
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LRX performance west of okatoks. Or motts machine in Edmonton They are both good personally I would get a service manual and do it myself.
gedakbx
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I am probably going to have a clean 2021 yz450f forsale here soon with 48 hrs on it. Pm for details
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DRD
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I used Lakeside in Benalto when I had to do the valves guides etc. on my WR450. He's pretty good...
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Bernoff
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Thanks I have a CD overhaul manual on its way. Wanted to know if there was any tricks to putting the new cam bearings in. Was on you tube but either I am not typing in the right search words or not many people doing it. Lol. With what a person can find on the web you would think there would be some mechanic that wanted to show his skills.
Luke The Drifter
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Adam at 403MX does great work. He's based out of Red Deer.
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