Stripping Sps And R Ducati's To Sell...

Discussion in 'Ducati General Discussion' started by Exige, Feb 24, 2018.

  1. I have often wondered how it can be more financially beneficial to strip one of the rarer Ducati models and having had a conversation last night from a collector from London who has almost disbanded his very large collection I am still a lil confused.

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    Yes, all his lesser exotic Ducati's: SP's SPS's and R models have been systematically stripped & sold in bits - as he gets a far higher return he says.

    With most of this type of bike being worth around £15 up to £30k now I cannot fathom how this can add up financially beneficial to the seller.

    Forgetting the hassle of stripping / storing/ listing and logistics behind all this as an on cost - by the time the frame and log book / engine and a few different higher spec body parts in some instances have gone - how do you get to an average value of parts of around £22k :thinkingface: most of what is left is lower value stuff from base models anyway.

    In fact the only bikes he will sell in one piece are his exotic Corse Bikes but they are coming up soon at mega bucks (no info on these sorry, as he doesn't want them highlighting on Forums :()

    I guess the ones left become rarer but for what additional gain are these bikes being lost forever :thinkingface:

    Don't do it peeps :worried:
     
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  2. Terrible thing to do to such machines, IMHO - lost and gone for ever!
    He should have them confiscated - and it should not be about the money !
     
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  3. You sure that's not an airfix kit?
     
  4. often wondered the same thing. R frames and engines don't go for that much and apart from money grabbing bastards asking moon beams for a tank, there can't be too much to be made from the rest. .
     
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  5. Yes, you can tell from how the chain is folded :rolleyes: it's a Ducati Image :yum
     
  6. How do you explain the lack of belts?
     
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  7. It's an SL :rolleyes:
     
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  8. I hate to see any bike broken. :( Apart from This of course. :mad:

    EliteSuperTurd does OK. Although he lies through his teeth doing it. :rolleyes:
     
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  9. I don't see that a true collector and admirer of the things he collects would go to the lengths of breaking them to further his financial gain. Most collectors regard themselves as the patron of the item before someone else gets the chance to covet and hold onto it till the next and so on .....
    The guy sounds the anti of a collector, a money grabbing bastard!
     
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  10. I guess that’s the difference between an enthusiast and a speculator.
     
  11. Was this not the bike we was gonna have a whip round to buy and banish it forever ?
    Lol
     
  12. Philistine comes to mind for me:confused:but if you need to fix your bike then this is the only way forward:thinkingface: I just don`t believe this story!:thinkingface:
     
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  13. You're going to be riding around in circles with only one fork leg
     
  14. It's underneath the other one :rolleyes:
     
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  15. I'm guessing he thought stripping would make more then realised to late he'd screwed up.
     
  16. if you got a good body why not:D:D:upyeah:
     
  17. Mine is pretty amazing but your not really the audience I'm after.
     
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  18. i pretty fussy as well :p
     
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