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simondwyer
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 Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 10:24 am Post subject: RG250 Gamma restoration finished! |
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Hello,
I have just finished my RG250 Gamma restoration. Thank you to Gary Crofts for his help with some technical queries. I am putting the bike on Ebay next week and was hoping to do it on a buy it now. Question is waht is it worth? I have spend a lot of money replacing, renewing, painting and powder coating. It has no mot (Because I never had any intention of riding it (I have a Honda CB1000R for that purpose) but I see no reason why it would not go through an MOT for someone to use it.
Anyway waht should I realistically advertise it for guys?
Any idea how I add pictures please??
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| Explanation of how to add pictures can be found HERE. You can't upload them directly, post them online somewhere and then link to them. |
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SP_BOTT
Joined: 12 Oct 2007
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Location: Norfolk
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| You did well if that was the one just sold on fleabay? must have gone in the first few hours, or did you decide against selling?? |
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simondwyer
Joined: 17 Jan 2011
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I listed the Gamma Sunday evening and it sold to a collector on Monday morning. i thought i had got the price about right but maybe it was a bit too cheap?
i discovered also today when the chap payed for the bike that Paypal take an ample slice of the proceeds.
Still got a parts bike if anyone interested, it is far from beyond restoration. i am too tired when i get home from work these days..
thanks
simon |
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