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Craigslist "funnies"

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I might go a $100 for the two. heh MIGHT.

Yeah, around here a 100 point restored one might bring $1k. Asking and getting are different things. We have all seen the same overpriced bikes on CL for a year or more, I recently found you could "hide" those ads to clear up the clutter a bit.
 
most of a bike - $700 (crossville,illinois)


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make / manufacturer: suzuki




I got most of a bike trying to get rid of it i payed alot for it thinking i would fix it up and make a good bike out of it the owner lied to me, it need a carb forks and handle bars and gas tank it will be drive able, its a suzuki 1985 she doesnt look the greatest but is on the inside its a good project bike for someone and there son just call anytime pivk up only and text for pics

If your actually selling...toss this in the for sale section...with pics
 
This guy on ebay cracks me up. He's usually selling a pair of common bolts or nuts for several dollars and always seems to have a silver dollar in the picture. But this one (literally) cracks me up.http://www.ebay.com/itm/78-HONDA-CB...hash=item5d3376916b:m:msoTO-HcrEUswzK4HBBwbkA
At 1.00 a ball it would be mighty expensive to replace all of them. At least there is free shipping!

The description includes this lovely disclaimer:
IF THERE IS A COIN IN THE PICTURE IT IS ONLY FOR SIZE REFERENCE. IT IS NOT INCLUDED. YOU WILL NOT GET THE COIN.
 
Love those guys who painstakingly disassemble obscure bikes, then pay to advertise what nobody will ever buy. :confused:
How much for the Liberty head? :cool:
 
I will just never understand people who 'plan to restore' something and then leave it out in the elements for years rusting away until it is beyond salvage then want to sell it for running price. Wouldn't you cover the item, or store it in a building until ready to either work on or get rid of. If you were just going to let it sit outside and rust, sell it as soon as you park it......................
 
Love those guys who painstakingly disassemble obscure bikes, then pay to advertise what nobody will ever buy. :confused:
How much for the Liberty head? :cool:

But somebody bought 6 of them! I can see them going all over the floor when you disassemble it. Not sure it pencils out as a moneymaker, considering shipping and materials.
 
This guy on ebay cracks me up. He's usually selling a pair of common bolts or nuts for several dollars and always seems to have a silver dollar in the picture. But this one (literally) cracks me up.http://www.ebay.com/itm/78-HONDA-CB...hash=item5d3376916b:m:msoTO-HcrEUswzK4HBBwbkA
At 1.00 a ball it would be mighty expensive to replace all of them. At least there is free shipping!

That is brilliant actually. What are you going to do when repacking the steering bearings and one of the balls falls out and goes to that alternate dimension that is under your workbench? Spend $30 on roller bearing refit? Or just a couple of dollars replacing that one @%!#! ball. Now X that for all of them.

I wish I'd thought of that before dumping out all those BBs from my CB-250 into the trash...


The description includes this lovely disclaimer:
IF THERE IS A COIN IN THE PICTURE IT IS ONLY FOR SIZE REFERENCE. IT IS NOT INCLUDED. YOU WILL NOT GET THE COIN.

Because some genius either asked if it was included or was butthurt when he didn't get his silver coin with his ball bearing.
 
But somebody bought 6 of them! I can see them going all over the floor when you disassemble it. Not sure it pencils out as a moneymaker, considering shipping and materials.
My issue is, labor time/profit.
There is so much time involved in disassembly, so much time in photography, ad building, posting, storage and cataloging, shipping and handling, before profit.
So your per labor hour/profit ratio breaks down to $1 per hour? :p
 
Breaking down a bike (or any other machine) is quick and easy. Esp. if you have no intention of ever reassembling it. Yeah, documenting, photographing, and listing the myriad parts does take time and effort, but so does any other honest work. It can be quite luractive.

But somebody bought 6 of them! I can see them going all over the floor when you disassemble it. Not sure it pencils out as a moneymaker, considering shipping and materials.

Buyer pays S&H (one way or another). Feebay, CL, and the Interwebs in general works because it has such a wide user base. You can sell anything (they let you) on there if you wait long enough. I've sold crap I'd never be able to sell much less give away for free locally. Even if you sell something for dollar, its a dollar more than you had.
 
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I don't get it, again.
Is there any value above $400 for that bike in running condition?
Seems like a dirt bike with no fenders would get messy way too fast. Flipping the handlebars upside down? Get you face messed up too.
[h=2]cafe racer suzuki - $3000[/h]
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