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Ebay Puzzler

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mrs malcra pointed out that it might be angry wife, but then it would be listed at 1.00, rather 1295 quid.

bizarre. we could have the 'guess what it is and what year competition' ?

yeah but guys this is an experienced seller, get the feedback

he is selling using the "you gotta have this" process. Most people in western europe have everything they need, house kids, more than one mobike...now this guy is tellin them 8inderectly of couse, he was at the ebay university) you gotta have this, its so rare, so valuable, I dont wont the sunlight damaging it....

but not at that price

:blink:

what about this

hesnotbitter.jpg

Edited by Lee Harris

The location is very close to me but I can't recognise it from any of the pictures, he looks like an experienced seller and has an excellent feedback.

He is breaking a number of small bikes, if yu look at his other listings he is always a man of few words, but has excelled himself with this Yamaha. :blink:

if i was being pressurised into selling my pride and joy maybe i would write an ad like that..

"yes love... its on ebay right now..."

PS my guess 1978 ty250

Edited by alan

I like the wife theory .....but the other way around.

"George you have got to sell that motorcycle". "O.K. dear, I'll put it on Ebay and sell it right away"

Alan

is it me or does that look like its just a pair of forks, yokes and front wheel just stuck in the corner of a garden shed?

Sometimes amongst all the problems and expense of life - something just happens to make you just smile and realise things ain't so bad.

Bo -drinker - you have my respect for best post of the year

I'd take a guess that it is the front wheel from a TY175 twin shock, probably about 1978 but with the wrong front mudguard fitted.

1976 TY250, with an aftermarket tank / seat unit in red.

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Sometimes amongst all the problems and expense of life - something just happens to make you just smile and realise things ain't so bad.

Bo -drinker - you have my respect for best post of the year

Thanks John.

There could be a Majesty lurking under that sheet or just an over priced TY ??

texted him; reply....

"Sorry i was driving its a

Thanks sean"

Edited by malcra

Yes, I've heard back from him also, he's been having a laugh at the posts on here.

The bike is actually sold but he is having trouble cancelling the auction, so he's deleted the text on the listing. :blink:

hi guys,ive added some more pics of the bike to help you out.why the add is like it is,the bike sold so put sold in the add and ebay gave me a warning.here is why we dont remove,if you have a bike on classified its on for 28 days with no fvf.if the bike sells say one week later you can either end the listing or edit the add and sell another bike from the same add with no extra charge. :blink:

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