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DT400B For Sale UK

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Good DayI am offering my 1976 DT400B for sale.In the best colour, Competition Yellow. American import.It’s an unmolested, unrestored bike in decent original condition.Matching Numbers. V5 present and in my name.It’s a good runner and will carry my lardy 6’6” up to 70mph and cruise 60mph.I’ve done the Crank Seals, I had the Auto Lube Pump rebuilt by Gary Jones and fitted Boysen Reeds and a new Intake Manifold.My next upgrade would be electrics as it still runs the 6 volt system, indicators don’t like flicking and hooter is weak unless revving.Brackley NN13Asking £3600Thank You


  
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Replied by RT325 on topic DT400B For Sale UK

Welcome from nz & thanks for posting good clear pic. Good solid bikes those 400's.
Headlight looks interesting. What tricks are going on in there. Curious.
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Replied by Andy Daws on topic DT400B For Sale UK

Thanks for the welcome, I've been lurking for a while now.
The Headlight is a Hella unit with a H4 bulb, preparing to go 12 volt.
I still have the original Sealed Beam, still working.
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Replied by Andy Daws on topic DT400B For Sale UK

Hi All

So far only 1 comment.
Am I off the mark with the price?
Any advice? All comments welcome :-)

Thanks
Andy
23 Jul 2023 08:42 #4

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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic DT400B For Sale UK

Evening Andy, from near Salisbury.

Price isn't unreasonable. However, the Brits on this forum probably already have an Enduro/Trail bike (or, in my case, four!).

A classified ad (ie with a fixed, low fee) on fleabay might be your best bet.
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Replied by Mauser on topic DT400B For Sale UK

I agree the price is about right I wouldn't pay that much for an import from DK's but there again prices have gone up a bit...but so have interest rates I'm glad I'm mortguage free. as suggested a £19.99 eBay motors listing wouldn't go a miss.
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Replied by Tinkicker on topic DT400B For Sale UK

12v conversion.... shudder.

If you want to modify it, do it for yourself to enjoy, not for the next owner.

I can pretty much guarantee that 80% of prospective buyers will see "12v conversion" and move on to the next bike.

This market values original machines and shuns stuff that has been messed about with.  Your 12v conversion will not add value to the buyer or ticket price to you,  and will make it far harder to move on.
After all, what is the point of a brighter headlight when your bike will likely never be intended as a daily rider and in all probability will only be used for short rides on sunny days.

All the buyer will see is a potential headache and expense to put it back to its original state.

My honest advice is to not mess with it.

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Replied by Andy Daws on topic DT400B For Sale UK

Thanks for your replies.
I will leave it original, it even still has the original seat cover.
I'll keep the Sealed beam Headlight safe too :-)
Cheers
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