Jota needs new home.

The Sock said:
Is it the light, or a substantial dent, on the right side of the tank?
Not entirely convinced by the headlight.
200 miles ridden since '07 indicates an exploratory engine strip.
Given that the engine is an unknown quantity, I'd say £8 k would be closer to the mark, as is.
It might be worth getting it up and running prior to sale, it might not.
Caveat emptor.
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Headlight is Correct and 8K is ay to low. In that condition I would say 12-13K.
 
Paul Marx said:
The advantage of an auction is that you don't know what you're bidding on, and the auctionneer doesn't know what he's selling.

Perfect market rules.

Paul
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The problem with auctions is that you don’t know what you are boffing on. and the auctioneer does but doesn’t give a shit as long as he has misrepresented it legally.

jules
 
helicopterjim said:
Hey Pablo ...... he's got you there. I guess bidding is just like boffing ....... you spend a whole bunch of money on a tart and afterwards you wonder where all the money went.

Jim
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Well, once you've bid and won, spent a fortune on trying to repair a wreck and realise that you have to sell two years on and that nobody wants it for the sort of money you've put into it, it's more like marriage than a tart.

You could do with a good biffing methinks.

Paul
 
Laverda1000.de said:
If YOU were selling it, sure.... But would you think your bereft better half would be well advised to deal with stupid punters? Have an auction house pick it up and wait for the check in the mail.
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True - as someone above has mentioned they do charge a hefty commission - I have sold two bikes through C&C priced correctly both bikes went to the first visitors - it’s a choice
 
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