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2002 KDX 220
New wiseco piston kit and bearing
RB head mod
New Pro Circuit Platinum 2 pipe
New FMF Turbinecore 2 silencer
New Pro Taper 1 3/4" cr high bend bars with Pro Taper mounts
Moose brush guards
Uni filter
New chain and sprockets
New Dunlop AT 81 tires and heavy duty tubes front and back
New wheel bearings
Springs front and back for 220lb rider
Jeff Fredette race tech gold valves in forks
Shock rebuilt new seal head and oil/nitrogen

Health issues. May have to sell it to cover some bills.

location will make about $1000.00 difference

here in MI that would be listed in CL for about $2300.00
what it would sell for I couldn't tell you

Sorry to hear about the health issues.

Make sure you include the kickstand as one of your selling points

Agree that location can make a big difference. You just need to watch craigslist to get an idea of what they are going for in your area.

Great looking bike. In DFW I have seen KDXs asking range between $1,400 and $2,300. I think your bike could be at the higher end without much push back.


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nice bike. easy $2200 in the SW washington area, that bike is loaded with the goodies

What are some prices for ones on craigslist in your area?

2000.00 to 2300.00 depending what youll take for it . Your KDX is clean and looks to be well cared for, With all the upgrades youll be looking for a guy that knows what (price wise) it takes to upgrade to your bikes level and will know that if they wish to own a KDX of your caliber what they will have to spend over a stocker . If you had the 250 fork upgrade then you would be in even a higher price range in my oppinion .As said your bike is clean and updated as well as enhanced. I would ask 2300.00 and stick to your guns if your not hurting for cash .

I didn't even have to read the other comments to say $2300. In NJ this would sell in heart beat for 2300 so id ask 2500 obo and would not entertain anything under 2200. Unfortunate to hear. But good luck!

Thanks for the replies. Hopefully I won't have to go the route of selling it, but if I have to, I'll be prepared now.

And as diymirage said, location is a massive variable in the equation. I sold my 2003 back in 2007, very decked out bike, plated, very clean (great shape, stock graphics, nothing gaudy). I got $1800 for it after about 6 months of trying to sell it. Most people wanted big bikes out there. Now 7 years later that bike is probably still worth right around $1800 if it were being sold in Michigan.