Depends where you are, what country you are in, the condition of the bike, if it needs work done too it, if its a goer, etc etc, without pics it's just a guessing game.
Depends where you are, what country you are in, the condition of the bike, if it needs work done too it, if its a goer, etc etc, without pics it's just a guessing game.
Like @ashman says, even if you answer all his questions, the answer is still unknown. I bought my first 74 in 1980 for $1000, running with 4000 miles. The second one I got, I traded a buddy for a 69 Triumph. I got it from a neighbor's basement for $200. It was so butchered up, but I did rebuild the motor. It sat in my living room for a long time. In the meantime he was sitting on a 74. Not ridable and really rough. We traded junk since he liked Triumphs and I liked Nortons. So that trade cost me about $2000. During Covid I found a non-rideable 74 and bought that for $2000. So now I have three 74's. These Norton's take a boatload of money to restore and when you are done the value is a lot less than you put into in. Just remember, there's an ass for every seat, and a sucker born every minute. OK let's get down to business. Post pics of the bike like @ashmen says, plus the location, and what you think it's worth. Maybe you are just a BOT with one post . Jerry will take care of that
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