Stupidly overpriced motorcycle for sale thread
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Had one guy list a bike for sale months after he bought it from me... with the pictures he took INSIDE of my house (I stored it in a spare room I record some videos in over the winter when he had come to see it). Did not appreciate that :\
What the ..... is this? Couldn't figure out a seat?
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It's back..... still no buyers. I am shocked.
Dirty Frank
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And as a bonus that exposed chain at that height makes it so that you can trim your fingernails while you ride.
GVH
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2005 Vespa $4000.
Doesn’t say 50 or 150 but more than new
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2005 Vespa $4000.
Doesn’t say 50 or 150 but more than new
It says "super rare find" though.
And yep. Sure is. Not every day you find a Vespa that looks abandoned in some woods lol.
PS: It's a 50. The speedometer on the 50s only went up to 80 because the bike only went up to about 65. The 150s would show I think up to 120 km/hr on the speedos, which lead some either greasy-or-idiot sellers to say their 150cc Vespe were capable of doing 120.... It happens a lot.
It can't? I mean the speedometer topping out at 120 is a strong clue, but then what do the 150s top out at?
My 2010 Vespa S150 never got over 100 km/hr.
11.4 hp on the carb'd ones and 11.7 hp on the injected ones (2010 was a transition year)...
And yes... since the hp are barely out of single digits, we count the decimal points lol
I really loved that bike though. It was slow without ever feeeeling slow... in the sense of, you would ride it with no gears (automatic cvt), so you're basically either 100% wide open throttle, or 100% brakes. It was a lot of fun.
The only thing that felt slow was braking, especially with a passenger... Definitely had to leave more room as the tiny little front disk and the rear drum brake were the same setup as what the 50cc got, despite the 50 being a lot slower...
I have no words....
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I can think of a couple.....I have no words....
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guzzirider
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I guess "Steampunk" is not a thing anymore!
More like Steamed-turd.
guzzirider
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Another motorcycle destroyed
Stock condition it would sell for $2,500.00 to $3,000.00
I was looking at buying one a few years ago as a "Gofer"
Now it's worth a lot less.
The concept of a scrambler died in the 70s because it was replaced by something better.
Stock condition it would sell for $2,500.00 to $3,000.00
I was looking at buying one a few years ago as a "Gofer"
Now it's worth a lot less.
The concept of a scrambler died in the 70s because it was replaced by something better.
It needs thousands in modifications to pass a safety. Sadly, it is worth whatever someone will pay for 250cc art for their living room.
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2002 GZ250 customer $500.
