Bike/Parts for sale, I think it'should time to give up.
11-22-2015, 01:54 PM
#1
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Squid
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Join Date: Dec 2014
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$1300 Bike/Parts for sale
Lowering the Price ~$1100 OBO~ 1998 VTR 1000 with 21k mile. Located in San Diego. Shipping is not included. Willing to part out for reasonable offers.
More Pictures located below:
https://goo.gl/photos/UFdpnT9sPg8kE2T88
More Pictures located below:
https://goo.gl/photos/UFdpnT9sPg8kE2T88
Last edited by leslentz; 01-12-2016 at 08:12 PM.
11-22-2015, 02:10 PM
#2
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MotoGP
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For Sale RULES
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Posted at 16:10 Central Time 22 NOV .
Please have corrected by 16:10 Central Time 23 NOV .
Thanks and good luck with the sale
1. Post a price. Say if shipping is extra or included in price. You may add an OBO to your asking price indicating you are open to an offer of LESS than the asking price..but OBO is not here to create a highest bidder auction.
2: Post your location, and any buyer locations your not willing to ship to.
3: Post at least one clear picture of the part, assembly, or bike being offered for sale. More is better to a point... if you have many high quality shots, consider posting just one or two directly, and linking to the others. That keeps page load times down.
4. All sales will be through PMs. No email addys or Paypal addys are to be posted. The seller is responsible to sell the item to the first responder if the deal works out. If not then it will go to the next person who sends a PM, and so on.
5. eBay links may be posted, however the seller must post a price here and be willing to end the eBay auction early for Superhawkforum.com members.
6. Failure to follow the above rules may result in the post being removed and/or loss of privileges to use the Classified forum.
SELLERS: please update the thread when items are sold. Leave the price you sold it for so others can judge the going rate for stuff. Just add a final post to the thread to say "SOLD" and we will close the thread. If you fail to do this you run the risk of some guy asking if it's still for sale 4 months down the road.
Posted at 16:10 Central Time 22 NOV .
Please have corrected by 16:10 Central Time 23 NOV .
Thanks and good luck with the sale
...if you're willing to ship to South Carolina. Just curious, what's the reason for selling/parting out?
01-12-2016, 07:57 PM
#10
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Squid
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The bike is still fully intact. But at the moment, I don't have time to part it out like I had hoped.
01-12-2016, 08:07 PM
#11
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Squid
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I am selling it due to not having any more time to invest into it. My rod bearing had seized on me. I replaced the crank and bearings along with many parts along the way. But after I got it all put back together, its not running like it should. There is a load clattering sound that may be coming from valves. I'm guessing it may be a bent valve. I haven't had any more time to investigate.
I would hate to see it parted out after it being so close to the finish line.
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