I'm surprised that he didn't get any takers,you know what they say:"There's an a** for every seat"!!!
Just sayin"

 

Call him and show him some peice of chit and see if he still wants to do it...

 

What would you call that job, "bike sitter", "bike nanny", I've heard of house sitters, but if he rode for 15 years it must have been bicycles, or else I'd think he'd know better.

 

I bet he was very high when he posted that on Craigslist.
"Dude...I got an idea..check it out...<koff kof>..Let's go on Craigslist and ..man this is going to blow your freaking mind...<koff>...we go on craigslist and..man...I forgot what I was saying...Oh yeah..I remember...Dude!...<koff> we're gonna get Harley's mannnn..check it out man..."

 

When I went to 'nam, I gave my 47 Pontiac 2-door Business Coupe to my brother to keep for me. When I came home 18 months later, it wasn't in the garage. I asked where it was and he said 6 months before, he had changed the oil and forgot to replace the drain plug when he was done. Took it on the highway and seized the engine up. He had it towed to a repair shop/gas station next to the highway and left it in back. I went to look it over and it had been the target of vandals who had busted all the glass and thrown big rocks at the body. I almost cried. My bro steered clear of me for a year.

 

They don't have to give up their property. I good friend of mine (posted about his RK he bought for cheap) . Was just deployed to Iraq. He did not sell his bike. Cleaned out the space in the garage, did the maintenance things for storage and covered it.

Why would you think they have to sell their stuff ?

 

The Army will store the stuff for you. My son took his 05 Ram to germany w/him.
He was then deployed to Iraq[2nd] tour.The Army puts the truck/bike/all belongins
into storage until his return. Now how safe it is in storage is another issue.
Same rule if your state side.

 

What a ding dong