Is it a crime to sell bikes on retardeme?
Is it a crime to sell bikes on retardeme?
If you can make it on Kiwibiker you can make it anywhere.
The K9, If I gave the seller the money, ( as the sellers details says ), took off on a test ride and went through speed cameras etc, then cleaned up Akzle's $65,000 Merc at an intersection, I come out of it relatively unscathed, ( My fault, so I disappear) The owner would still be liable for all insurance claims wouldn't he? So even holding the purchase price doesn't mean that as a seller, he has covered all his bases.
Anyway, who would be stupid enough to let a stranger ride off on their 200hp sports bike?
" Rule books are for the Guidance of the Wise, and the Obedience of Fools"
Couldn't help it, had to go and have a look.... Maybe in lala land.
I have Bugdens 09/10 superbike in my garage, and I have all the roadgear for it. The cost to build that engine was greater than that moron is trying to sell his bike at, and I wouldn't be asking more than that for mine,(if I were selling) and mine IS the real deal. Red had 210 on the dyno in fine tuning for Robbie, we backed it off and broadened the power delivery to make it fun for me to ride, around 195 now.
Am assuming he actually believes what he claims, simply because he doesn't know better, as most road riders with limited experence don't. Q&A was a giggle, but I have refrained from posting on his auction myself, so far...........
Speed kills-just ask the rabbit......
No, that's the sort of retarded environment you end up with compulsory insurance; see the UK. Here in NZ the rider would be both uninsured (assuming they hadn't obtained their own for the test ride) and out of pocket the 14.5k. The car owners insurance would fix the car, and then take the test rider to the civil court (pretty sure that's too much for Disputes Tribunal) to recoup their costs. You'd then have to sort out a payment plan with the insurance company or they'd get a judgement for payment and come take all your stuff.
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
It's all luck of the draw in'it. Best to ask Oscar about insurance stuff, he knows his shit.
Sorry, scratch " $65,000 Merc", put in '87 Corolla. ,
Imdying, mentions insurance. A dealer will often make a test rider fill out an insurance excess form, but I guess it would be a bit differcult for a private seller to ask a prospective genuine buyer to cough up the purchase price and / or his insurance excess.
" Rule books are for the Guidance of the Wise, and the Obedience of Fools"
Maybe the tardme seller is simply optimistic![]()
"Sorry Officer, umm.... my yellow power band got stuck wide open"
I've done it. On a test ride no less. Wrote both the bike (1978 Z1R Kawasaki) and the car (Toyota Corrolla) off. You get that when you T Bone it at around 120kph. Flew about 50m down the road and walked away. Be a very different story had it been a truck or a van of course. But only the good die young right. The rest of us get to hang round and make cunts of ourselves for years...
That VFR400, I don't think that guys actually trying to sell it. He had it listed at 6500 for over a year. Then that RVF popped up for 12k, and the guy with the VFR decided his bike after a year of not selling at 6500 was actually worth 10,000.
I would think it was a case of "Yeah honey I'm trying to sell the bike but nobodys buying! *wink wink*" except for the fact the K's aren't going up at all on it.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...haven%27t+NC30
He's even advertised it on KB. A year + on and still at 64,000km. So he's not riding it and not selling it. The worlds a funny place![]()
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