Lien information is in the UVIP. This is why it's important to view it before any vehicle purchase!
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Stupidly overpriced motorcycle for sale thread
- Thread starter killerkeith
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Lien information is in the UVIP. This is why it's important to view it before any vehicle purchase!
GVH
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https://www.govdeals.ca/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=38&acctid=5795
OK who want 10 CBR125 ex school bikes for $900 each plus %18 tax but you have to buy all of them. So $10700 if not more.
OK who want 10 CBR125 ex school bikes for $900 each plus %18 tax but you have to buy all of them. So $10700 if not more.
If you arrive at the ministry to change in ownership without a UVIP you are forced to buy one, so I'm guessing he discovered the lien at that point after it was too late – as mentioned, this is the primary reason the seller is supposed to provide it at the time of sale by law.
Oh yay, a bunch of bikes that have been dropped countless times, with burned clutches and rounded gears in the transmissions. Who do I contact? Lol.
Riceburner
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I've never even looked at one with a lien, so never showed up on the UVIP, so didn't know what it stated in the lien section.
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GVH
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I bought a couple of vehicles with liens. Always talked to the lien holder first if I could. Wait till you try to buy a UVIP for a stolen vehicle. I was lucky I hadn't purchased it but wanted to get the UVIP first. They told me it "wasn't available" I would need to contact someone at a 1-800 number to get it. When I called the number ( from a pay phone ) I was informed it was stolen and should call the police and turn the bike in. I asked if they would be informing the police about this. "No we don't do that". I did but never heard back about it. Seemed a very add way for the MTO to handle it but what do I know.
There are easy to find online tools to run a VIN through the CPIC stolen vehicle registry - I always do that before even considering anything used. Cheap insurance.
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-bikes/...er/1245679631?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Is that a cover with a happy ending?
Is that a cover with a happy ending?
Riceburner
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Must be a MotoGP cover at that price.
Looks like "STEAL ME" printed on it, too. I'd buy a Hyosung cover if I was ever going to use one.
Honestly, this is like the people that put Harley's in an orange trailer with massive Harley Davidson logos and stickers all over the exterior of the trailer...and are then surprised when the trailer (and their bikes) gets stolen.
Honestly, this is like the people that put Harley's in an orange trailer with massive Harley Davidson logos and stickers all over the exterior of the trailer...and are then surprised when the trailer (and their bikes) gets stolen.
"Paid $400" I personally wouldn't publicly admit that
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-bikes/...ys/1243611294?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
2001 R6, 50,000km, $7000
2001 R6, 50,000km, $7000
I wonder how they blew the motor at 38,000km
Tripletrouble
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Yeah, someone watched too much "reality TV."
That Norton is probably worth around $8,000.
Anyone else notice that the price and kms are almost identical?
Ride it for other 65k kms and you have a bike worth $100 grand!
Pretty sure that price is a typo
Sent from the Purple Zone
A few quick Google searches showed comparable (restored or excellent condition) identical make/model bikes for the $8-$10K range, some a lot less... unmolested (factory vs aftermarket handlebars) as well which for a collector is a big deal. Far cry from $35K they're asking.
http://www.2040-motos.com/norton/commando-750/
Yes, some of those are in the US and priced in USD, but even with a 30% exchange and shipping...you could still save yourself a cool twenty thousand dollars, or so.
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Tripletrouble
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Not to mention the front drum brake and fender is wrong for a '73 with aftermarket carb, footrests etc.
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