I hope you learned some useful tips on how to spot all the problems on a used bike. All this adds up to a more accurate calculation when assessing value to a bike. KBB does not have hardly any variable when calculating a bikes value, like mileage and overall condition. This is why you need to assess a value yourself. Best of luck to everyone!

This video will never get old. Thanks. I learned the hard way about the antifreeze level check. I just about got away with it.

I wish I’d have seen this before I bought my last bike!! Another topic for some day, I’d love to know “how to find the mechanic that’s right for you”.. how to determine a good mechanic from a hack.. thanks for these videos

This is such a great video. Thank you for putting this together and sharing it.

That's weird, here it is the same price to register a bike. Not being registered doesn't make the price go up. I just registered a bike that hadn't been registered in three years and it was 23.00 🤷

Awesome vid Mike!! Will send to any friends buying used bikes🤙

What an awesome video, thanks for sharing! 👍👍

Thanks for the information brotha! I need to do a coolant flush on my bikes, says to do it at 16k

Thank you for the thorough explanation and multiple cut-ins of examples on the bike. Do you think it would be weird to bring a printed out “laundry list” spec sheet based on this? Hehe Asking for a friend.

I change my oil every 2000 to 2500 max.

Hopefully he didn't pay more than 2k. That bike is trashed, imo.

Any guidelines when it comes to miles ?

I hope that was a cheap bike .Great advice to use a flash light