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Saw a heap of Dura-Ace parts for sale along with a Vistalight set.
The guy claims that his dad passed away, but I think that it is a little bit
suspect that there is no sign of a bike frame??
If the guy is legitimate then I apologise for jumping to conclusions, but it
just seems a bit weird that he would strip the bike down and sell it in
pieces, rather than sell it all together as a complete bike.
"Gags" <gags_44nospamatnospamtpg.com.au> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Saw a heap of Dura-Ace parts for sale along with a Vistalight set.
Quoted message said:
The guy claims that his dad passed away, but I think that it is a little
bit
Quoted message said:suspect that there is no sign of a bike frame??
If the guy is legitimate then I apologise for jumping to conclusions, but
it
Quoted message said:just seems a bit weird that he would strip the bike down and sell it in
pieces, rather than sell it all together as a complete bike.
You can often make more selling off the indiv. parts.
At least the photos aren't ripped straight of Shimano's
website! ;-)
hippy
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Quoted message said:"Gags" <gags_44nospamatnospamtpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Saw a heap of Dura-Ace parts for sale along with a Vistalight set.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:
The guy claims that his dad passed away, but I think that it is a little
bitQuoted message said:suspect that there is no sign of a bike frame??
If the guy is legitimate then I apologise for jumping to conclusions,
but
Quoted message said:it
Quoted message said:just seems a bit weird that he would strip the bike down and sell it in
pieces, rather than sell it all together as a complete bike.You can often make more selling off the indiv. parts.
At least the photos aren't ripped straight of Shimano's
website! ;-)
Plus, if you look at the saddle, and some of the other components, they are
looking a bit damaged, so the line that the bike was damaged holds to my
thinking...
I agree with the above. People pay stupid amount for stuff on Ebay.
So selling the bike in parts is the way to go.
I had a guy buy a pair of Rudy's from me for way too much. But since he lived in Doulbe Bay he could afford to??
powinc
powinc said:I had a guy buy a pair of Rudy's from me for way too much. But since he lived in Doulbe Bay he could afford to??
powinc
As I read this I wondered if I was the buyer. Then I read the bit about double bay.
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