Water testing...M900sie for sale

Evening all,
As per the title I just wanted to see if there would be any interest in my W reg M900sie. It's the one in my avatar that I bought from a chap on here a few years back but I have done a fair bit to it since then. I will get some photos up tomorrow as it kept raining so I couldn't get any decent ones from inside the garage.
I've done the full suite of servicing on her including new belts and it's been very well looked after and stored, when not in use...which hasn't been much to be fair. I would prefer not to sell it but needs must. My small woodwork business is growing at an increasing rate and I need a larger workshop desperately but I have no funds to do so without selling the bike. I will add some photos tomorrow and more details but if there is any interest, then please let me know. I would be hoping for £2500 but I am open to sensible offers.
Cheers, Bill.

[Zimbo]

I think £2500 for an M900 is easily achieved, prices are rising and you certainly won't find an M900 for less these days. Good luck with the sale, sorry you need to sell but needs must!

Thank you for the feedback, I appreciate it.
I am truly gutted to sell up but that's the down side to being skint I suppose!
I just hope that I can get another one in the future, once my finances look better.

I have taken some photos but can't bloody remember how to get them on here, is it through something like photobucket??

Cheers.

[Darren69]

yes or postimage

Cheers pal.

Here are some photos for you guys, just in case anyone is interested. I would rather sell her to a enthusiast on here rather than the auction site.
All I need to do is to fit the matching Rizoma fluid pot to the rear brake, spray the clock surround as there are a few scuffs on it and get it an MOT.
I think its lovely with many nice aftermarket parts on it produced by CNC Racing but I know that the purists will hate me!! With that in mind though, I have all of the original parts less the cans, as it never came with any. There is a bucket of other spares that came with it, including the seat cowl/touch up paints/new battery/parts and Haynes
manual. Thanks for looking.

[CarloL]

Very nice ,

Can I ask , what front indicators are you running and tail chop kit?

Thanks mate.

The front indicators are made by CNC Racing who are an Italian manufacturer. I believe that you can still get them via the UK distributor Conquest Carbon.
As for the rear end - I modified the existing undertray to flush it all off to the rear of the bike, I bought the led tail light with integrated indicators off eBay and trimmed down the plate holder that was already in place.
Hope that helps.

[CarloL]

Thank you , good look with the sale , stunner

SOLD to a very nice chap. 😎