In MCN.
Will take £2500 at the least :crying:
Sad times :crying:
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/bikes-for-sale/searchresults/detail/Suzuki/GSR600/NAKED/2007/_/R-NXGN-7586391
In MCN.
Will take £2500 at the least :crying:
Sad times :crying:
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/bikes-for-sale/searchresults/detail/Suzuki/GSR600/NAKED/2007/_/R-NXGN-7586391
Lol - I see you mention the BKing straight away! Good luck with selling it.
b king rules
bump. £2200 as it needs a rear tyre
Took it for a little bimble the other day. Still brings a smile to my face. Have just bought paints to redo the indicator pods that webbed. This time with plastics primer :Wow: (you live and learn)
It needs nothing other than that
Have you only listed in bike trader?
Not tryed fleabay…,
ebay take a massive cut of the money
not if you cancel the item after sale if buyer kool once collected bike then you only end up paying insertion fee
with all the bikes i have sold only had one buyer refuse to do that as i had to pay £70 charges on a bike i sold for £550 :crazy:
£70 charges… your doing it wrong. £25 flat cost if you do it properly
DanielGT (09/03/2013)
£70 charges… your doing it wrong. £25 flat cost if you do it properly
You mean classified?
A classified advert for a motorcycle on ebay is £15 flat fee with no final valuation fee, On an auction style listing ebay take 1% of the sale price. So if you sold if for £3000 they take £30. I wouldnt say that was a MASSIVE amount of money but then again what ain’t massive to me might be to you.
Skibadee
Is the 1% specifically for vehicles? When I sell phones the bastards take 10% when Paypal have had their cut too. £30 on a £300 phone!!!
Either way. I’d rather take the money off the price of the bike than give it to ebay. I’d rather it went to the new owner
As far as I was aware they take 10% of final price or £70 for vechicles… Which ever is cheapest
What he said. I’ve only ever sold a car on eBay and that was £25. Just put your price and people will call you up with their offers.
Skibadee (09/03/2013)
A classified advert for a motorcycle on ebay is £15 flat fee with no final valuation fee, On an auction style listing ebay take 1% of the sale price. So if you sold if for £3000 they take £30. I wouldnt say that was a MASSIVE amount of money but then again what ain’t massive to me might be to you.
Skibadee
Bump. Will take 2k onco. I don’t really feel like paying for more ads. Funnily, when I listed my bike at its price, all the other bikes prices started dropping as well
A excellent price for a sound bike.
We need and old hack, so the bike and a blow job in exchange for £250.00 and a rub down with Tiger Balm.
Obviously we`d need to have a viewing and a test ride and the rub down with Tiger Balm is for Claire.
Good luck with the sale, you`re unlikely to get a better offer.
Jetstream (31/03/2013)
We need and old hack, so the bike and a blow job in exchange for £250.00 and a rub down with Tiger Balm.
Obviously we`d need to have a viewing and a test ride and the rub down with Tiger Balm is for Claire.
Good luck with the sale, you`re unlikely to get a better offer.
I love tiger balm
Jetstream (31/03/2013)
We need and old hack, so the bike and a blow job in exchange for £250.00 and a rub down with Tiger Balm.
Obviously we`d need to have a viewing and a test ride and the rub down with Tiger Balm is for Claire.
Good luck with the sale, you`re unlikely to get a better offer.
I love tiger balm
Jaime (31/03/2013)
Jetstream (31/03/2013)
We need and old hack, so the bike and a blow job in exchange for £250.00 and a rub down with Tiger Balm.
Obviously we`d need to have a viewing and a test ride and the rub down with Tiger Balm is for Claire.
Good luck with the sale, you`re unlikely to get a better offer.
I love tiger balm
i would rather KY
Jaime, dont worry it will be ok once the weather warms up. its only april btw.