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From clean garage to one full of bikes in 1 win
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blimey! :shock: it wasn't a little greek guy called gus was it? some of that familiar.
i see there is a ddg shooter there, looks in good nick aswel, that was about 400 - 500 quid dependinf on spec when new.
i see there is a ddg shooter there, looks in good nick aswel, that was about 400 - 500 quid dependinf on spec when new.
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good gravy - I could go for that but transport and storage space.... :shock:
damn damn damn...
damn damn damn...
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My missus says 'go for it' but I dont think she realizes the scale of the problem - thats a lot of storage space required and a big van to beg borrow steal to pick up the bikes and the spares
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:shock: Bloody hell, that's a lot of metal for the money! Doesn't look like you are going to find any gems in there though. All pretty low end and as for the tools; bit of a motley collection! Still, you would probably make your money back if you had the time/storage/inclination...
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damm . I have the van but not the storage space .
I think price is too high too .
we should do a multi person buy and split it .
I think price is too high too .
we should do a multi person buy and split it .
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theres too much Halfords cack in there to make it profitable, lots of low end stuff, jelly metal parts etc.
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if he took an offer at £500 , it would be worth it , but not at 775 .
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cchris2lou":3ajcxw2q said:
thats about what I thought too - but still, van hire n all that.
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