Domain "NakedBikes.com" for sale - $4,500 (awesome for rising trend in motorbikes)
 

Decided to offer NakedBikes.com for sale.

It's a great name if you have time to develop it. Naked bikes (without fairing, streetfighter models) are becoming very popular in Europe. Google for the following models that come to my mind:

- Yamaha FZ-1 Naked
- Yamaha FZ-6 Naked
- KTM 990duke
- Moto Morini Naked V-Twins
- Aprilia RSV Mille R Tuono
- Moto Guzzi 750cc
- Suzuki 2003 SV1000 Naked
- Benelli TNT Naked
- BMW K1200R Naked
- Bimota DB5
- Yamaha MT01
- Yamaha MT03
and many others..

Asking price is $4,500
email me if interested: byotdesignstudio at gmail dot com
other means of communication in my signature

http://www.nakedbikes.com

Bump for the night crowd

$4,500 for that domain?

Must be some kick ass weed where you are.

I'll give you $450 for it just because I like motorcycles

Take him up on it, you have obviously wasted the past 2 1/2 years that you owned it. No PR at all?

Who calls them "naked" anyway? I have never heard that phrase before.

Don't Miss Out On This Killer Deal Guys! ;)))))))

everyone that has a crotch rocket and takes the fairings off does.

naked hayabusa
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...busa&pl= true

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Almost all the bikes on your link videos were fully-clothed ....

This site will make money, HOW?

this calls for a
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a) i dont give a fuck about the domain, the site or the absurd asking price... much less how some hapless retard thinks he will make money with it.

b) the link was a video showing a bike without the fairings as an example to someone else who has and rides motorcycles.

c) you're not very bright.

good luck with the sale

heh GFY as usual, :)
I got a $2.2k bid, I might consider it since judging from your responses nobody else on this board is interested.

Lots of folks. It's a term I've heard and seen used a number of times.

Naked = No Fairings

I've never heard of naked bikes either. If u got a 2.2k bid I suggest you take it

good luck

I used to have a naked street bike, ...it was a Kawasaki ZR-7S. It was a pretty nice bike for my first street bike. Sold it a few years ago now.


Kawasaki ZR-7S

Take the money. Run. Dont look back!

candyflip: thanks :)

MickeyG: Im not in a hurry to sell

All do respect, what do you know about domain names?
We've traded over $400k worth of names (bought or sold) in the past 2 years.

The term Naked Bike is widely used in Europe. Thats how europeans describe
crotch-rockets without all the body work. With a good broker you should in fact
get a lot more for it than $4.5K :2 cents:

good luck with the sale kinda pricy IMO

Thanks, I know this, I wanted to offer the domain on this board thinking people would recognize it's value, and avoid the afternic/escrow hussle, but, apparently I was wrong.

I am sorry . . . but do you think I have never seen or owned a bike without a fairing?

Again, as stated above, I have never heard anyone call their bike "naked" just because the fairings were taken off.

You say "everyone that has a crotch rocket and takes the fairings off does." Everyone where?

Good name, good price ... good luck ^^

Lighten-up, Stripping a motorcycle of all accessories has been around since the end of World War Two and Harley-Davidson, Never have I heard the term "naked" ....

Your link showed only one bike that was stripped of fairings, which sort of defeats the purpose of a machine designed to haul ass in the first place. Your link example made it seem unpopular ... thus my stupid question.

Nice attitude .....

baddog :)

google
Results 1 - 10 of about 39,900 English pages for "naked bikes"
(search as a phraze)

google
Results 1 - 10 of about 1,770,000 English pages for naked bikes. (0.08 seconds)

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google for the term, open up some pages...
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European trends are shifting away from crotch rockets to a more urban machine, in the USA the term in use is "streetfighter", over here in Europe it's "naked bikes". Anyways, google for the bikes I mentioned in my first post. These bikes will grow in popularity because:
a) upward sitting position, greater view of the road ahead for city driving
b) 30%+ cheaper than their faired bretherin, yet extremely powerful
c) easy to maintain.

Btw I drive Yamaha Fz-6 naked
http://www.motorrijder.be/extra/Yama...0actie%203.jpg

Oh and forgot to mention, japanese manifacturers avoid shipping "naked" versions of their bikes over to USA. They reserve these goodies for Japanese and European markets. :) I've seen lots of angry americans coz of this.

For example, you can't buy the naked Yamaha FZ-6 and FZ-1 in the states, only the half-faired versions.

"European trends are shifting away from crotch rockets to a more urban machine, in the USA the term in use is "streetfighter", over here in Europe it's "naked bikes". Anyways, google for the bikes I mentioned in my first post. These bikes will grow in popularity because:
a) upward sitting position, greater view of the road ahead for city driving
b) 30%+ cheaper than their faired bretherin, yet extremely powerful
c) easy to maintain."


Thanks for the explanation ...

Purchasing a "naked" bike from the dealer makes sense. The difference in price, comfort, maintenance are obvious.

Stripping expensive high performance parts off an existing bike then dedicating a website to this practice just did not sound right.

Good luck .........

If someone offered you 2.2k for it, take the money and run, that is probably more than 2k more than it is really worth.

Enjoy.

Alex

Overture keyword selector tool only shows 1,771 searches for "Naked bike", which is nothing.

Besides.. having the keyword as the domain name doesn't offer as much benefit in ranking as most people think.

when its all said and done..........

Streetfighter? wtf? I have never heard that term before.

i couldnt tell the difference between a $50k and $3k bike so i cant really comment on this

but if such a term is used indeed, then it seems to be a good domain to the end-user

take it easy old man. its a very common term among people with sport bikes. i posted that link just because i had it open on my browser and it wasn't only for your benefit.

Heh the confusion this caused is perfectly justified. More pics:

Yamaha FZ-1 Naked:
http://www.canyonchasers.net/blog/up...ght-Black.jpeg

KTM 990:
http://www.cmgonline.com/bikes/model...uke_rhs_bg.jpg

Lowest I'd go is $3k for this name.

Good domain, and it really is a very common term, despite what many people in this thread are saying.