It's very difficult to set a price, beeing 10.000kms away!. My opinions, it can be a nice and roadworthy bike in the end, but with the non-original stuff, it will never be a high-end object of value, so be careful to get it at the right price, and look upon as a potential nice looking and driveable "replica". If you have access to english motorcycle magazines, look for similar bikes, then deduct for whatever shortcomings on the bike you look at, then try to get a good price in the context of pricing of the country you live. Maybe do not let yourself be too eager to secure the deal even if there are many other interested buyers bidding, if you loose this one there will sooner or later come a day were you again stand in front of some bike you really want. Just some toughts. Tell us how it went, and have a fine day.
E.
