Overbury's - Pricey but Nice

[CassidyAce]

HERE.

 

[Markybeau]

It might be me but I can't get the link to work

 

[CassidyAce]

Should work now.

 

[The History Man]

Not again. There’s a reason why it’s not sold.

 

[jimo746]

It's nice.
It's pricey.
I think the seller is on this forum?
If you're asking that kind of money, why not finish the bike with the couple of gear cables it needs??

 

[The History Man]

Or gold leaf and mermaid’s tears.

 

[CassidyAce]

I see a lot of the seller's stuff for sale because he's local to me and his items always appear whenever I do a bike-related search on ebay which is sorted by 'Nearest first'. A lot of it strikes me as priced 'optimistically' but his items do sell, so perhaps he's just playing the role of homo economicus - the self-interested, rational, profit-maximising, free agent of capitalism - very diligently. Having said that, the high value items, like this Overbury's tend to be priced high for a while, then 'Best Offer' becomes an option, and then they sell for a best offer price which is whatever it is - less than the asking price, presumably. (I note that the empty Ringle boxes for £4 each plus postage still haven't sold, though. )

 

[Magpiegifts]

Oh it's this guy in Kent. He was selling a GT lightning masqueraded as a xizang

 

[hookooekoo]

Or gold leaf and mermaid’s tears.

I'd expect fairy dust and unicorn farts too for that much money.