Katana Owners Club U.K.

IMHO i'd say £4000 to £5000, if it was a original Kat in awesome condition like yours Dave with only 8k on the clock i'd say more.
At the end of the day ebay will perhaps find it's value. if two people want it, it will go for lots of wedge

Final edition bikes are nicer than the recent ebay ones tho for a few reasons... Mainly as they look more like the original Kats but with better suspension and braking. IMO the nicer wheels and more black in em... P.us a lovely limited edition number plate on the yoke. No matter what it is though, to demand top dollar ATM in needs to be in top condition with original bits. I'd far prefer a completelyl original, non 'restored' bike to one that has been restored though. I guess it's different for folks and depends what happens at the time... Gotta be worth up to 5k though I'd have thought?

Hi Dave I know you asked to do a valuation a short while ago , I have been trwling through info that can be verified , so we can accurately value it.

The main thing going for the price is obviously rarity.

You need to remember however as has been said before the more you value it the higher the premium.
Also take into account that technically it is not a classic yet, still a few years till it's 15th birthday.

Valuation letter and a copy in the post Dave.