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Only used once a week going to church .
"Everything is original."
“Moving - must sell.”
"Someone else showed interest yesterday."
"Wife says it's her or the bike"

I've seen that plenty of times, and it was part of the description in the Craig's ad for my Bonneville. I thought it was a snarky joke, until I showed up and the owner was apologizing that it wasn't ready yet. Seems his wife was so upset about the motorcycle that she had been using it as a drying rack. He was quickly pulling damp laundry off of it before he rolled it out onto his driveway for my inspection.
(01-21-2021, 10:02 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: [ -> ]"Wife says it's her or the bike"

I've seen that plenty of times, and it was part of the description in the Craig's ad for my Bonneville. I thought it was a snarky joke, until I showed up and the owner was apologizing that it wasn't ready yet. Seems his wife was so upset about the motorcycle that she had been using it as a drying rack. He was quickly pulling damp laundry off of it before he rolled it out onto his driveway for my inspection.

ROFL
Asking top dollar for a bike with high miles: "These engines have been known to go for 100,000 miles." There's that benchmark, again.
(01-21-2021, 08:06 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]“Moving - must sell.”

Or, "Moving, everything must go."

These quips are interesting because this almost seems to imply a give-away deal. Approach with extra care.

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