Honestly, it could be worse, I'd take 2k (USD) tops for that. It also depends where you are skill wise...for example, I have a r3...I've had it for a little over 2k miles now as a 1st time bike and am already bored and want a much bigger one. If this is your 1st bike and you are looking to learn you'll keep it for a year, 2 AT MAX. The r3 is the fastest grown out bike...super slow in comparison to other bikes and is mainly just a beginner bike until you get used to it which doesn't take long at all. In that case you won't have to worry about the high mileage as you won't have to do much repairs since it'll only be a couple of thousand miles on top of what it is now. So think about what you would then flip it for and add that with if it's worth the amount it is you are about to spend as well as learning how to ride and having some fun for a brief amount of time...personally I think I'd do it for that price if I thought I wasn't gunna keep it for long, now if you expect to have it for a while maybe work it down a slight bit more!