The rumored Kachiekkusu. Real story! CB1100 SC65 Sold for way more than I expected!

3 November 2024

Recently I purchased a GPZ 550, soI decided to let go of my CB 1100 SC 65.
When you add one, you remove one—living this way keeps things from piling up, right?
The purchase cost gets covered too, so life becomes more secure.

Recentlythe rumored Kachiekkusu.
Actually, I first heard about this sales method from a customer
No fees, bulk appraisal from motorcycle shops, you don’t have to sell if you’re not satisfied,
personal information protectionand so on—it felt likea really solid system.

Buying a motorcycle is easy,but selling one is a bit of a hassle,isn’t it?
This system felt like it eliminates all that hassle at once.
Let me walk you through the sales process.

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Don’t forget. The motorcycle buyer is a human being~

“The buyer wants to buy cheap, the seller wants to sell high”
—remember that buying and selling creates conflicting situations.

Also,the motorcycle shop on the buying end is also human.

Depending on how many images and information you provide when registering,the pricechanges dramatically.

What matters most is
・Clean and polish your bike thoroughly.
・Take photos on a sunny day like you’d post on Instagram.
・Write detailed descriptions to build up expectations.

If the images and descriptions are sloppy, there’s no way to do a proper appraisal.
Since images and text are everything,if youslack off here, the price will drop.

Let me briefly explain the benefits of Kachiekkusu.
・Everything is free for us (both appraisal and sale)
・Appraisal completes in about 24 hours
・Even if you just get an appraisal and don’t sell, it’s free (your personal information won’t leak at all)
・You can negotiate the sale price with the buyer
・Since the buyer is a motorcycle shop, pickup and scrapping are also free

All negotiations and communications are handled by Kachiekkusu in between, so there’s no hassle.
The entire process is completed through dealings with Kachiekkusu.

As preparation, it’s good to take photos in advance

There are required items for posting images.
With just these, you can’t convey the good or bad points of your bike at all.

By the way, the“Add photos” section in the bottom right allows you to upload as many images as you want.
Attaching lots of detailed images of the parts you want to highlight there is really great.
If possible, uploading an additional 10-30 photosmakes a huge difference.

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Description of your beloved bike—this is also really important (´ω｀)

It’s better to write as many things as possible that would be a selling point in the description.

For example,“Indoor garage storage, never dropped, never used in rain, purchased new”
—these kinds of words give a good impression to the buyer.
You also need to detail any custom parts and modifications.
The key ishow much you can build up expectations through images and text for the buyer.

Conversely,“if there are few images and little text, the price will drop”—you probably won’t be wrong thinking that.

There are a few other check items.

*It says Zephyr 550, but don’t mind that.
There are quite a few check items, so it takes time if you’re doing it for the first time.
If you do everything from washing to taking photos to entering data in one day, it’s pretty exhausting.

To properly prepare for the sale,
firstfinish washing and taking photos in advance—this raises your sale expectations.

The appraisal bids complete in about 24 hours (´ω｀)

Once registration is complete, you get a screen like this with the vehicle images displayed at the top.

Unlike Yahoo Auctions, there’s no watch list or bidding—
instead, at the bottommotorcycle shops interested in this vehicle are listed in a row.
The more there are, the more popular it is.

Since it’s my first time, I’m not sure if it looks impressive? Will it even sell?
I got a bit worried and closed the browser.

Time passes, and a few hours later… when I opened the screen again—

By the way,when I first looked at the screen,it was 500,000 yen.Honestly, if it matched the GPZ 550’s price, I was already satisfied.
I thought, “Oh! Really?!” and asked them to add multiple images and quite a bit more text.

After that, it kept climbing and climbing—621,000 yen!! Yay! (*´ω｀*)

What I realized after trying this is
you should definitely check the pickup days on the right side.
Until pickup is complete, it takes time to get paid. *This is really important.
In my case, pickup took 2 weeks total…
Looking back now,I should have sold it for 620,000 yen instead.

Since it’s your first time, it’s hard to get a feel for it, so I hope this process helps as a reference.

After handover, payment is made from Kachiekkusu

through Wellness Net’s“Net DE Settlement”service to your account.
That completes all the procedures.

There’s minimal face-to-face contact—just at handover—and hardly any bothersome back-and-forth.
On the day, price negotiations from the other party are basically not allowed, so they don’t happen.

Let me recap once more! Honestly, getting an appraisal is totally worth it

You can’t see past history, but you can see motorcycles currently being traded.
My impression is that it seems to be strong with current models.
But posting on Yahoo Auctions is a hassle.
If you just want to know roughly what it would sell for, I think this is a really effective tool.

The appraisal is free and your personal information won’t leak. *Kachiekkusu will subtly send you SMS if you don’t complete it.
If you’re not riding it and wondering what to do, why not give it a try?

I was super satisfied with how everything turned out, so I’d like to use it again.
By the way, this isn’t a sponsored post. It’s a blog written from my actual experience selling.
If you’re wondering about the price or thinking about selling, check this out as a reference.