Kawasaki Triples Club

If you thought frank was a bit pricey!!!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-H1-5 ... 35cd9d939c

Blimey that makes my H1 look like a bargain!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/300999950155? ... 1558.l2649

I like the Grey colour. I`m going to be controversial now, At those prices neither of you are bothered whether they sell or not.
Just my opinion.

I'm certainly not going to give the blighter away and looking at H2 prices on the internet which let's face it are not as rare I'm in with a chance and of course you can always go down in price but not up. And as you say if it sells ok if not ok

Chris Todd wrote:If you thought frank was a bit pricey!!!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-H1-5 ... 35cd9d939c

for £ 18000 was expected pictures of the both sides

Here's one that sold at Bonhams in 2011 for £12650

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/19290/lot/316/

Chris Todd wrote:If you thought frank was a bit pricey!!!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-H1-5 ... 35cd9d939c

read the ad its not franks its a club member

Read the post he never said it was Frank

Hmm, I hate grey or I would have snapped that up ......

Well I've had two offers near my asking price so let's see then

I was in NO WAY doubting the quality of these machines just pointing out that franks prices may well be in the ball park

Good luck to you Charlie if get near to what you want. Regarding the H2 if the number owned by the members is anything to go by then you`re correct they are two a penny. Not many seemed to owe 250`s so are they in short supply

Not really I'm just saying that these machines have a certain demand and supply and the rarer they are then the more £ they can command. The 250 has no real demand and there are plenty out there so no the are not more valuable because club members do not tend to own them. I still maintain that the 1969 H1 is the rarest triple and therefore is logically more valuable than any H2 today and in the long term. Anyhow who wants to buy these triples and spend shed loads keeping them going like we all do only to find they're only worth a nickel. Go on admit it we all like to see our bikes rise in value

Charlie Brown wrote:Not really I'm just saying that these machines have a certain demand and supply and the rarer they are then the more £ they can command. The 250 has no real demand and there are plenty out there so no the are not more valuable because club members do not tend to own them. I still maintain that the 1969 H1 is the rarest triple and therefore is logically more valuable than any H2 today and in the long term. Anyhow who wants to buy these triples and spend shed loads keeping them going like we all do only to find they're only worth a nickel. Go on admit it we all like to see our bikes rise in value

H1C, Japanese only H1A in Red with seat strap, 71H2 are good contenders for a rarer triple than a 69 H1

Gary T

KH250 A 5 with drum brake 800 made

Fair point Gary

Here's another high price H1 !

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-H1-5 ... 35cdc7fd8e

Charlie Brown wrote:Here's another high price H1 !

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kawasaki-H1-5 ... 35cdc7fd8e

You can see where the money has gone here :- http://www.kawasakitriplesclub.net/foru ... f=4&t=8801

husson73 wrote:KH250 A 5 with drum brake 800 made

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Nope, Nearer to 2,000!

El Presidente wrote:You have to ask at what point greed takes over profit, I just sold my STUNNING (and I don't use that word lightly) Super low frame numbered White '69 H1 for less than £12k - A certain club member got a bargain as by these prices it was a £20k Bike

Is it this one Rick?????

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1969-Kawasaki ... 4614febf4b