When your bike is not what it's supposed to be

[Katman]

The GSF750 Teapot is a recent example.

Fixed that for you.

[FJRider]

But that is different to one that knowingly bought a 2005 model ... and sell it as a 2007 model ...

In the case of deregistered writeoff/rebuilds ... not difficult to do when the paperwork is done ...

Nowdays .. ownership papers are a thing of the past ... and there ARE some to take advantage of that ...

such is human nature ... for some low-lifes ...

[Crasherfromwayback]

But that is different to one that knowingly bought a 2005 model ... and sell it as a 2007 model ...

In the case of deregistered writeoff/rebuilds ... not difficult to do when the paperwork is done ...

Nowdays .. ownership papers are a thing of the past ... and there ARE some to take advantage of that ...

such is human nature ... for some low-lifes ...

History has been full of 'Low Lifes' mate. From "Honestly...I'm on the pill" to "Trust me, I know what I'm doing". Comes a time you've gotta be accountable for your own decisions. Especially in the computer age we have now.

Sheesh...half the time, a buyer that comes in to our store now knows more about the particular bike he/she is after than I do.

[Crasherfromwayback]

The GSF750 Katana is a recent example.

It's GSX750F.

Fixed that for you.

Not quite. Think you meant to say Baboons ass GSX. Great bikes, shame about the saggy boobs (headlights), and raw arse.

[DR650gary]

Think you meant to say Baboons ass GSX. Great bikes, shame about the saggy boobs (headlights), and raw arse.

Nope, that was my GS1200SS And god only knows what year that was, finding the vin/chassis/engine numbers was a mission. Still, couldn't see the bike form the seat and went well enough.

[fokky]

bummer..........trademe wont care they have their money.i d contact the dude with polite suggestion of making it right.then kill his cat and beat him with it

[orangeback]

http://www.motoverse.com/tools/vin/suzuki.asp
may help other in this situation

[NordieBoy]

Hang on a minute, you quoted the CGA as the route to redress not the SOGA. Even then if the bike was bought via an auction neither Act applies. If it was a classified, the SOGA may apply with redress available via the Disputes Tribunal.

I was under the impression that even an auction, if the buy-now and start prices were the same, were covered by the CGA as there was no auction process.