Honda rcv 1000 ready for 2014

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  1. MOz

    MOz New Member

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    There's no way it will be less than £50k if its as special as Honda make out. Leaving a deposit now before its evenbeen announced officially is ludicrous.

    The D16RR was about £35k new iirc and that was at least 5 years ago (all off the top of my head). The Honda will be about £75k I reckon.
     
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  2. arthurbikemad

    arthurbikemad A very helpful Gent

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    D16 was £42,000! £50,000 with the full system, Id agree and have placed a bet with my crazy mate who HAS put down a deposit (CRAZY) that it will be at least 75k.

    Honda have said (afaik) that the ready to race CRT ver will be around €1,000,000.00
     
    #22 arthurbikemad, Jun 2, 2013
  3. fez.57

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    So then arthur what is his budget, if its retail is 100k+ does he have that kind of money
     
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  4. hump333

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    I'll buy 2 please :eek: with Ginger Wig on. :thumbup:
     
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  5. samd1985

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    Would anyone have the balls to take one on track?? That's a potentially seriously costly off!
     
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  6. GSP

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    I've seen plenty of Desmo RRs on the track, so there is no reason why these would not end up there too. Look at the like of the £1m FXX and 599XX, not point having a museum piece ... most people that will buy one will have a reasonable amount disposable income and probably many bikes / cars.

    Only the odd average joe enthusiast will have the balls to stump up £75k.

    If it was no more 100% going to be no than £50k, and the final colour was a bit more interesting, I'd be tempted by one.
     
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  7. sinewave

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    By the time it comes out the latest BMW HP4 or what ever they'll be calling it at that point will Piss all over it and will still be less that £20K minus carbon bits! :rolleyes:
     
    #27 sinewave, Jun 10, 2013
  8. Ratser

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    My mate took his Desmo on the track.
    Didn't bin it, but he did drop it at the TT two years ago putting it into his van.
    Result was a cracked nose cone which cost £2,500 to replace.
    Thought the RCV was meant to compete with the Desmo cost wise.
    If it is then it will be £40k max. Looks excellent.
     
    #28 Ratser, Jun 18, 2013
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