Would you buy a bike I consider a project bike ?, I looked at a bike, dead battery, won't start,seller says needs work, early 80 s.
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Only if it's something I really wanted and only at a price cheap enough that it could be recovered by parting out the bike if it proved to be uneconomical to repair. The judgment of whether it's repairable, or just parts, is something you'll have to assess on your own.
Is the ownership clear ... is it all there, just not working, or are there parts missing ... does the engine crank over and does everything electrical work when connected to a charged battery (make sure there is oil in the crankcase) ... etc.
Is the ownership clear ... is it all there, just not working, or are there parts missing ... does the engine crank over and does everything electrical work when connected to a charged battery (make sure there is oil in the crankcase) ... etc.
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you sir need glasses
he said early 80 s
assuming that not some type of bike model and he meant it's an 1980's bike
That narrows it down from mid to late 80's and also eliminates complete decades. And then there's the whole battery thing which ties in nicely with the no start scenario. It's just a matter of connecting the dots, really. The seller was also very forthcoming about what it needs: Work. Didn't mention stickers, will need that sorted out.
This. what's the bike?
Something like that needs to be taken to an independent shop. GP isn't a good match for that. Be like taking you airhead to Budds.
Hell no.
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