NorthWest Motorcycle Trade

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Racing' started by NWMT, Sep 19, 2003.

  1. NWMT

    NWMT Guest

    Hi folks,

    I've recently put up a site specifically for people in Washington State
    who are looking to sell or trade their bike. Right now, you can get 3
    months of free advertising.

    http://nwmototrade.homelinux.com

    Just sign up and post away. Hopefully if the word gets out and this
    site gets hot enough, we can have a cheap and localized way of
    selling/trading without having to spend a ton on newspaper ads or
    losing a bunch on trade-ins.

    - Features -

    Ad Manager: Post as many ads as you like. Update them or delete them
    any time you like. Large comments section.

    Account Manager: Update your member information any time. You choose
    how you would like to be contacted (email or phone or both).

    Image: You can link to an image in your ad. (sorry, no uploading
    images at this time. working on that.)

    Search Engine: Comprehensive search engine allows the buyer to find
    exactly what they're looking for by category, make, model, price, etc.

    Dedicated: Bikes only. No quads. No jet skis. No sno-mobiles. No
    offense, but this is a service for bikers only.

    Thanks,
    -Mike
     
    NWMT, Sep 19, 2003
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  2. NWMT

    NWMT Guest

    Good idea. They are a great site and it would probably help out alot.

    Thanks,
    Mike
     
    NWMT, Sep 20, 2003
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  3. I like Soundrider a lot. They have 21 bikes listed in the classifieds
    at this particular moment, running the gamut from dirt to cruiser to
    sporty. Seems kind of hit-or-miss, though I bet the exposure's good.

    Dunno: I sell sportbikes via word-of-mouth, usually. Sold one via
    A.M.S. couple years ago and another to a friend of a friend at the
    Friday "company lunch ride" a month or two ago. It's always been like
    that for me.

    Sometimes trade-ins are a decent deal, as well. Most motorcyclists
    move on to other bikes; sometimes dealers are both the path of least
    resistance and best resource for fair market value on another (new or
    used) bike. Most bikers have decent relationships with at least one
    local dealer. Buying, selling, and/or trading a bike usually cements
    good business relationships, which will pay dividends down the road.

    Point being, I'm a sportbike-head. All my friends are
    sportbike-heads. Put the word out, follow up/follow thru, something
    usually happens. Were I a cruiser or dirt guy, same thing: when
    seeking ducks, go to the pond.


    '-----------------------------------------------------
    ' Daniel Bannon
    ' NW WA State, U.S.A.
    ' 2003 ZX636B Hercusaki, 1999 CBR1100XX
    '-----------------------------------------------------
     
    Daniel Bannon, Sep 20, 2003
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  4. NWMT

    NWMT Guest

    I agree. I have at least one dealer that I like to deal with right now.
    I'm hoping to have another soon. I've been looking at another Kawi
    (Z1000). The folks at Monroe Kawi out here seem to be a great bunch of
    folks. Then there's another one down the road where I bought my
    girlfriend's dirt bike. I hope to attract dealers as well as private
    party sales to the service. If all goes well, I'd like to start this
    service for all of the U.S.


    -Mike
     
    NWMT, Sep 23, 2003
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