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Honestly, it does feel it "legit". But, still the dumbest way to sell a bike I've ever seen. Like, is Whitby really that far?

Nope... Only the initial onus. You think the owner of the bike can say: "Even though I have the IP address of the tiktok user and the exact same model of bike in the video is registered to me, that is not me in the video" and will get off based on that? The owner can say "my bike was stolen...

You'd be surprised how it actually unfolds in court in terms of innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The Crown will connect the tiktok account to the individual via IP etc., they will then show that said individual owns the bike in the video. The onus is then on the accused...

Maybe not everyone's cup of tea for vintage or mileage, but you won't get one for cheaper: https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?adId=1630529848

LOL my bad.

or how about people who say "NEED TO SELL THIS WEEKEND> URGENT!" yet they're asking full market value.

If that is a lowball, what was it when someone offered $1000 on my $2500 bike? When I look at prices people are asking right now (on bike in the 6k-10k range), I highly doubt the majority of the bikes are selling for more than 60-70% of asking. The most reasonable explanation I've heard is it...

I usually avoid anyone that says "lowballs will be ignored" or "scammers will be ignored". A lot of people seem to think ANY offer below asking is a "lowball". So, I'd rather not even being professionally dealing with someone who might think that.

oh yeah, i had a lot of interest and he very quickly sent the deposit. Ya snooze ya lose. I know I lost a lot by snoozing. I often send full amount within seconds of an ad coming up.

I have a good one upcoming... I'm always doing complicated deals (logistically). I posted a 1969 Triumph, non numbers matching, with a new front end, running with ownership, for 2800. I accepted an offer of 2750. I told the guy i need a non-refundable deposit to bring it to him (as i live in a...

First mistake: Buying something from someone in London. For whatever reason, bikes from people in London always turn out to be **** shows

There is a phone number. probably need to be logged in for it.

Best to call the one i posted. Doesn't look like they respond much to emails... just my opinion!

I have a few buddies with the bonneville. Both have well over 50 000km and neither had any real issues. This could be a diamond in the rough: Triumph Scrambler 2011 | Street, Cruisers & Choppers | City of Toronto | Kijiji Then of course there is the one in Guelph

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2006-ducati-sport-classic-1000-9/ Is that not a mono posto?

Oh yeah, best deal I've ever seen on BAT, was for an old Volvo in Vancouver. It was like an early 90's sedan (sadly, not a wagon), (5 speed turbo model) all professionally rebuilt to highest standards. And was absolutely mint. Would have been a killer DD. I didn't bother bidding, but when I...

Sorry, when i said "asking price" i was thinking "selling price" https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2006-ducati-sport-classic-1000-6/ What is nuts about that sale, is right around that same time similar sportclassics were on BAT and sold for half that price! Is the 'one owner' really bringing...

Besides that one in hamilton that sat for two-three years (including up to June 2022) at around 13000CAD.......... I think what happens is when a dealer picks it up or when it goes on BAT with the asking price of 25k, a certain type of person thinks it is automatically worth that. Edit, like...

I wouldn't think a dealer would give you more than $1k for it... I definitely could be wrong, but that's my gut feeling. I think a selling price on kijiji would be $2k. People are probably asking $3-4k

Selling a 35 year old bike that's had 4 owners. Buyer, "why has it changed hands so many times?" lol