justin0469

...not sure why its worth getting your panties in a bunch about but the point is it's cheaper.

Well some people are of the opinion that buying a modded vehicle can bring more headaches than it's worth. In most cases I agree, though it applies more to cars. In cars, if you buy it modded, you never know if they took shortcuts or they might not have used a brand you trust, etc. And depending on the car, if they modded it heavily, chances are they beat on it too. Same could apply to bikes, but its a little easier to see how they did everything.

Most people on here are pretty level headed when it comes to that stuff. We get on it on backroads w/o traffic but w/ twisties but highway speeding at 120+ is a bad idea. oh, and welcome

I was just posting the other ones for everyone that's lookin to check out, this one is for ME that is true. minus the gay part! it is but thanks most dealerships dont let you test ride anymore. All that being said, yeah I should have made the other ones all in one thread even though they are different! The reason I ask is because I'm trying to weigh the pros and cons of buying a cheaper, older 1000rr and mod it as time and money permits or buy a newer modded one (with the same mods and brand names I trust) for more $.

OK guys, this one ISN'T a scam! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320389761060 It ended but didn't sell. Since I was the next highest bidder, they sent me an official 2nd chance offer THROUGH eBay so it's legit and I'd pick it up in person and pay for it then if I take it. Anyway, what do you think? I can get it for $4,950. Personally I wouldn't pay for bling rims but I don't really care either way. Seems like a decent deal, Two Bros exhaust, integrated tail, powdercoated rear sets and pass pegs, SS brake lines. Kinda leaning towards no, but thought I would see what other ppl say. eBay gives 24 hours to make a decision.

ha sweet. i was only there for like 30 min and got out of there before it rained the 2nd time since i rode.

where the hell were YOU? i didnt see you

haha...damn. but made a good story

hmm if mine sells maybe ill talk to you about that one instead

maybe if i add $2500 to the price and then try?

oops, just noticed i missed a 0 in the thread title. but you guys know what i meant

usually you can tell scams the first time you get an email back. ill let you guys know

haha i'll apologize if i find out its a scam!

there was a duc 1098s for $6k that i emailed the guy about that was a total scam. the typical "send money to this african bank account and ill ship you the bike because I'm on business travel to Italy."

http://www.cycletrader.com/find/listing/2007-APRILIA-RSV-1000-R-95303625 $5,600 seems like a good deal Up near Cleveland though.... If I sell my bike anytime soon, I'm probably going to check it out. I emailed the guy and still waiting for a response. Usually you can spot a scammer on their first email to you.

http://www.cycletrader.com/find/listing/2003-HONDA-RC51-87200960 $5,500 w/ sprockets (don't know teeth count) and PC3. No speedohealer so mileage is off He'd probably take $5k or less....

http://www.cycletrader.com/find/listing/2005-Ducati-999S-95319807 Seems legit and a sweet deal for someone in the Toledo area, or someone willing to drive! $4,400 - the dude just has $$$.....

http://www.ohio-riders.com/showthread.php?t=29375

handjobs as payment?

you have to let me ride your aprillia so i can see what all the fuss is about and if i should chase one down

you can disagree with what i said but opinions arent wrong.

while carrying on with it might not have been necessary to have in the FS thread, I think it's completely appropriate for potential buyers to know the purchase history, then they can decide for themselves if it's important or not. i think that info should have stayed...

im here for the gangbang just an FYI, my facebook link is in my sig and you can upload pics to photobucket