September 16, 20178 yr You're buying a bike that's no longer made,so Ossa specific spares might be a problem.The efi system has many different maps that can be downloaded to the bike if you have the IT knowledge and leads to connect it up.Check out the Ossa forum on here before you buy it.Personally I'd choose a more mainstream brand
September 17, 20178 yr Spares can still be had, it depends what you need. I have never broken anything major, just consumables, sprockets etc, which are common across a lot of bikes. If the price is right I would consider it. Mine has been a great bike, my 2013 is my second. It's only a 280i, not a 290, is it the one on kijiji?
September 17, 20178 yr Could be worth the risk if you can get it for a good price. I think the fi Ossas took quite a hit in value when production stopped, so you should be careful not to overpay even if you like the look of it. Could be a bike which you get stuck with when you want to move on to something else. Edited September 17, 20178 yr by cleanorbust
September 18, 20178 yr Having the diagnostic leads and software also makes life easier, maybe find out if someone local to you has a set before you decide otherwise it could be an issue for you down the road
September 18, 20178 yr Author canada280i I found the one on Kijiji this weeckend, it's a bit more expensive then the one ( I hope it's not the same ) I was offered. I don't fell '' the love ''. Guy
September 19, 20178 yr Great bikes, but indeed- not made at this time. I've had great results with my Explorer (over 360 hours). My Factory 300 has pretty low hours.
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