LOL
I've had the same thought several times after getting her that rock. I got 'til October to make it happen.
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Stupidly overpriced motorcycle for sale thread
- Thread starter killerkeith
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LOL
I've had the same thought several times after getting her that rock. I got 'til October to make it happen.
I wonder who did that appraisal. You could plate a ZX-9R in gold and it wouldn't be worth $25K
Appraised at 25K? That's insane.
If I were him I'd put theft insurance on it and park it underground in a condo.
That paint job is better than a chain
Alvito
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2007 Ninja 650R for $4500
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-touring/markham-york-region/2007-kawasaki-ninja-blue/590856702
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-touring/markham-york-region/2007-kawasaki-ninja-blue/590856702
Why are you nominating your own bike for this thread
TAG23
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I love when sellers can't even make the effort to get the $20 uvip but want SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY DONT WASTE MY TIME NO LOWBALLERS
Hey is the bike still for sale? and do you have a uvip?
Iceman
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Alvito
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Don't know. To see what people would say. Guess I can't fool you...
lol. Not sure if serious...
Yes, UVIP has been order, should arrive in the mail shortly.
I will give you $2,800 for your bike and I'm being generous.
I'm not sure about the prices of these things, so I don't know that it's overpriced, but the ad is hilarious! :lmao:
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-dirt-bikes-m...gal/591371164?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-dirt-bikes-m...gal/591371164?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Fransky
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I believe it's Ontario law for the seller to provide the UVIP
No. You need to buy the UVIP before transfer, but it is not the law to sell with UVIP.
My experience, lack of UVIP means there is money owing on the bike or some other nasty history. It's pretty hilarious the stories these losers come up with.
Don't even go and see a bike without a UVIP.
By Ontario law, private sellers of most motor vehicles, including motorcycles, must provide buyers with a Used Vehicle Information Package.
http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/vehicle/used.shtml
I disagree. I don't care about seeing a UVIP until money is changing hands, and I'm not going to get one until someone tells me they are coming with money.
It costs $20 and it's only good for a few weeks. I'm happy to tell or listen to someone explain exactly what will be on it, but money isn't changing hands until I/they confirm it's all true by seeing a UVIP.
I bought and sold my last bike that way. Even when I'm buying I prefer to get the UVIP myself and have the seller drop $20 off the price. That way I know it's 100% legit because I had the MTO hand it directly to me.
I've bought a bike without a UVIP, but had to buy it at the MOT office just before transfer.
The only reason that's dangerous is because you can't be sure the bike doesn't have a lien on it.
Ok, but you can waste a lot of time. There are a significant number of people who are financial disasters and/or are clueless. I wouldn't bother to see a bike and negotiate just to find out there is a serious issue with mileage, money owning, or write-off.
"Oh yeah, I was going ta pay it off when I sold the bike" is really common, but the reality is you buy the bike, you buy the debt. That's why UVIP exists.
UVIP is good for 30 days.
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