WANTED: WRECKED/NON-RUNNING MOTORCYCLES

I want your wrecked and non-running motorcycles,dirt bikes atvs,
snowmobiles, and more. All makes. models, years and sizes. Free removal from
your property. I am located in the Saugerties, NY area and will pickup these
vehicles at no cost to you. If you have something that is sitting in your
yard, garage, shed, etc that is just collecting dust and taking up space let
me know via email at .

 

I've got an '82 Kawai 305 you can have... Come get it...

 

While you're picking stuff up, please keep your eyes open for us
budget-minded folks. I want some bags and a sissy-bar for my '95 magna


Sorry I have nothing to offer you

 

So that I can make money on ebay parting out your stuff.

 

I would hope he'd be doing it for a profit, to do otherwise would be insane.

 

Hi Guys
I am looking for a used throttle position sensor off of a late model
motorcycle to use on a project. Does anyone have a used one that they
want to sell cheap? Please e-mail me direct as I don't always get to
read this newsgroup. Just take nospam out of the address.

Thanks

Gary

 

They all different and basically nothing more than a really rugged
potentiometer. I can get you a new one at wholesale which will be
cheap enough.

Yea, please deposit $18 million into my bank account as I don't always
get to enjoy spending another person's money.

 

i always do.. like i said in another post i don't make much fixing these
machines up but enjoyment. several of the bikes i fixed in the past i gave
away after fixing them because i can't ride'em all!

Besides i would rather add to the motorcycle population then let them rot
away.

 

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with that... people have been
doing that for years. The only new twist is E-Bay. It's a fair amuont
of work to go pickup junk, part it or fix it, advertise it, ship it,
collect payment, etc.

 

I'm ok with that. I'm sure he'll take handouts, but I'm also sure
he'll pay a fair, if discounted, price on stuff that you and I would
probably just leave lying in the back of the garage anyway.

Best of luck and hope it all works out for you, Matthew.