2003 Raptor for $3800 Red/Black
PRm bumper, trailtech speedo, full skids, under 50 hours, "like new", garage kept.

2003 Raptor for $3800 Black/White
very clean, loud, lots of aftermarket parts, full dg system, nerfs, full skids, alum. rims, K&N.

2002 Raptor for $3200 Black/White
Holeshots rear, bumper, K&N, good condition

2002 Raptor $3500 for $3500 Black/White
very low hours, stock

ALL ARE OBO'S.

What is the best deal and why? Please dont' respond unless you know what you are talking about and if it is reasonable.
Thanks, and this will help me decide on these 4 Raptors im lookin at to come back to Yamaha!

 

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They are so close in price it's hard to say without seeing them. I mean, one person's "great condition" is a beater to the next guy. Plus, you don't know what the owner will actually take. Sounds like you are just gonna have to look at each one.

 

Have to agree, but if had to pick i would try for the first one. If low hours and garage kept everything should be in good shape. Plus I like that it has some toys on it that he had to pay for but not on performance side so you can do that yourself. I have just always felt there is a better chance of no mechanical problems from one that hasnt been modded yet. If you do the mods yourself you will know it was done right. So many people can ruin a good quad by not doing stuff right.

 

i have to agry also the first one sounds like a really good deal if it is like new on the otha hand the second one is the same price says its clean and is heavily modded so i would look at those 2 and see witch one is in better shape

 

1 and then 4 sound the best.

 

i would be looking at the 03's . these guys are right if its modded it could of beed screwed up so look at it close. but if they did everything right it could save ya alotof money if your planing on putting it into it anyway. but if you want all diferent aftermarket parts or just a reliable bike that dont really need anything done to it look more into the first one or maybe even the last. look on the underside of the bike at a arms skids all that stuff and it will give you a good impression on how it was rode.