For Sale Ebay Bikes

£20k by the look of it. Comes with free Ducati

 

1993 SUZUKI RGV250 VJ22 * 12 MONTHS MOT * CLASSIC 2 STROKE
It's nice and bright

 

It's red.
Eurotech Bullet 900 Trike Project.

 

Looks like a remote fuel tap, maybe it had dodgy floats….

 

Exactly that, bought my 996 from these lads, stef and Adam are genuine and honest Ducati fans. I'd happily go back.

 

I do

I don't remember that colour in the Suzuki catalogue back in the day.

 

Another Ducati 888SP5, but at that price i nearly spat out my tea.
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1410162

 

Maybe SP3, SP4, SP5 will become the 'Green frames' of our generation? The prices really seem on the march now, lovely bikes but prices getting really silly now.

 

What the fuck is that?

 

someones dream to me its a double ended pelican

 

You could be right or it's time to sell the damn things.

 

I'm not sure if anything with a petrol engine will have any real value after about 2030ish. But supposed some will still retain value a works of art, imagine there will all be a booming trade in making classic Porsche, Aston Martin, Ferrari etc in electric vehicles. (can't see this taking off with motorcycles) Longterm I think there's much better punts for your retirement pot than motorcycles.

 

Just to make your shroud have bigger pockets

 

I really couldn't care if my bikes go up in value, but would be nice to leave something to the kids HMRC won't get a bite of.

 

Where does one purchase a crystal ball from these days.

 

Look at this on eBay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Laverda-...=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958
From the days when men were men & sheep were scared.

 

Cheapest of the ever popular Paso I’ve seen

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/16522662...aultOrganicWeb&_trksid=p2047675.c101198.m1985

 

That's a bargain price for anybody touring in the UK or overseas.

 

I'll tell you soon since I now have it in my garage. It's certainly a bit weepy.

 

So that's not standard then? When I picked it up today the seller warned me to close the valve directly below the tank as 'these bikes can dump fuel into the engine'. Maybe that's him telling me in a roundabout way that this specific bike does that. I'll investigate that tap, I thought it was just the usual main, reserve, off tap I've had on previous bikes from this era.