FA: Motorcycle Trailer.

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Paul - xxx, Sep 7, 2007.

  1. Paul - xxx

    Paul - xxx Guest

    FA, Bike Trailer on ebay item No 140155728293

    Yes, I know the start and BIN price is a bit steep, but icba to follow
    up all those begging letters for a reserve or 'offer' price and BIN.

    If anyone on the newsgroups wants it £175, OVNO, which I think is fair.
     
    Paul - xxx, Sep 7, 2007
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    TOG Guest

    So do I. Your BIN of £350 on the auction page is taking the piss,
    mind. Brand new two-three bike trailers are about £400, and for that
    you'll get lights and everything.
     
    TOG, Sep 7, 2007
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  3. Paul - xxx

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    I know ... I 've got fed up of people emailing asking me 'what I'll
    take' for _anything_ I've put on ebay, so yup, it's taking the piss. A
    'real' BIN would have been £225/£250 I think. ... ;)
     
    Paul - xxx, Sep 7, 2007
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  4. Paul - xxx

    TOG Guest

    I agree - these gits really piss me off, too, which is why when I'm
    selling a bike I put in the auction that I won't take offers and will
    let the auction run its course. Doesn't stop the dickweeds trying it
    on, though, so now if anyone does, I simply forward their message to
    Ebay as being against Ebay's rules. If more people did that, the twats
    would get kicked off.

    I don't mind someone making a sporting offer if something doesn't
    sell, mind you.
     
    TOG, Sep 7, 2007
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    Pete Fisher Guest

    I, for one, wouldn't want to ride a 166Kg *trials* bike.
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    Pete Fisher, Sep 7, 2007
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  6. Paul - xxx

    Paul - xxx Guest

    LOL, I hadn't even realised that it was against ebays policies. I shall
    make a note and act upon it forthwith. (Had an offer of £75 to 'take it
    away tonight' ... from someone in Devon, I'm in Doncaster, it's Friday
    night and I'm not waiting for some no-show ... ;)
    Absolutely, take the chance, it's amazing what you can get, and the
    bargains are there to be made when stuff hasn't sold first time around. ;)
     
    Paul - xxx, Sep 7, 2007
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    Lee_D Guest


    Surely the Bikes have their own brakes......

    <whistles>
     
    Lee_D, Sep 7, 2007
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  8. Paul - xxx

    Paul - xxx Guest

    METWO wrote:
    Top-posting fixed ...
    Do you have a link to verify that? And anyway, so what?

    My auction says it's for a trailer to carry three Trials Bikes, most of
    which weigh less than 100 kgs each, indeed my old Beamish RL 250 only
    weighed 91.3 kgs dry weight and that was like a large elephant on
    steroids compared to recent gear.

    Besides which, once it's gone the legality and responsibility for what's
    carried on it isn't mine.

    PS, top-posting and poor spelling don't add weight to stupid attempts at
    nit-picking arguments.
     
    Paul - xxx, Sep 7, 2007
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  9. Well, of course it is. If somebody pulls the auction they don't get
    their final value fees, do they?
     
    The Older Gentleman, Sep 7, 2007
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    EMB Guest

    I assume that is not the level of logic you apply to your day job.

    <runs and hides>
     
    EMB, Sep 8, 2007
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    Lee_D Guest

    <deploys thermal imaging kit>

    Ah ha!

    "No", a police spokesman was heard to say.

    ;-)

    Lee D
     
    Lee_D, Sep 9, 2007
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  13. the buggers make enough out of us all as it is...
     
    Austin Shackles, Sep 9, 2007
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  14. I saw one of they rocket-III things today. Now THAT's a bike. I think.
    fucking big, anyway. the bloke reckons if you drop it you have to find a
    convenient rugby team to pick it up again, as it weighs about 750 lbs or
    something.
     
    Austin Shackles, Sep 9, 2007
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  15. I've just had a sale for an engine time out: winning bid £77.

    Five minutes later the winning bidder emails me:

    "I made a mistake with my bidding...."

    ****. He's looking down the barrel of his first NPB strike.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Sep 10, 2007
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  16. oooh, silly man, messing with BOFH. or should that be BSOBSFH?




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    ShiteOldBike Seller...
     
    Austin Shackles, Sep 10, 2007
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  17. <snip>

    Well, all's sorted. He wants the goods - he's bought stuff from me
    before. Turns out he mistakenly bid £3500 instead of £35.00 and someone
    else bid £75 at the last minute, and so he got trumped by two quid.

    I pointed out that he wouldn't have to pay £3500 unless someone else had
    made the same mistake and bid £3498.

    Which would have been fun to see....

    My dream is two people making this mistake, and both using sniping
    software.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Sep 10, 2007
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  18. hehe. In reality, though, I doubt it'd be possible to take advantage of it.
     
    Austin Shackles, Sep 11, 2007
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