titanium bike looks to be some good bit and seller hasn't a

[explosifpete]

clue

180212933745

 

[psyclone1976]

Re: titanium bike looks to be some good bit and seller hasn'

i dont no to much abut bikes but thats what i can see

No ssssshhhh Sherlock!!

 

[orange71]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %26fvi%3D1

 

[FSR-Si]

Isn't that against Ebay rules

"any way no reserve but will stop the sell if bids are way to low.!!! thanks for looking"

:?:

 

[gradeAfailure]

If anyone wants I can go have a look at this, tis in my area...

 

[mechagouki]

"and the misses wants all the crap out..!! shes right on one!! anyone whos had a pregnant misses will no what i mean!"

What a charmer he is.................... :roll:

 

[icantthinkofausername]

Some of these eBay listings I just can't understand, His wife bought him a 'Titanium' mountain bike, which are hardly an impulse buy (well..). Yet by the sounds of his ad he knows nothing about the bike except what he can read off the stickers. CK headsets aren't cheap, so surely to warrant buying one you much be fairly interested in cycling. ? Surely if his wife bought it she knows how much it cost so would set a reasonable reserve price ? :roll:

 

[explosifpete]

do you think the wife might have sticky fingers on maybe they got it from a pikey?
A friend once brought a bmx from a pikey for £10 knowing nothing about them and it turnned out to be a standard 250 (would of cost close on a grand)

And yes he did find the owner.

 

[icantthinkofausername]

Don't want to jump conclusions but it does seem a bit strange. 3 day listing? Surely to make max profit (the point of ebay IMO) you put it on for 10 days.

 

[DM]

A genuine enthusiast?

It makes you wonder, doesn't it?
One thing's certain - "Someone" spent a lot of time and money on that bike.