Whats this worth?
#13
RE: Whats this worth?
before I purchased my 76 shovel a few months ago, I was searching for about 8 months, that bike will go for $7,000 all day, I've been watching basket cases going for 4,000 to 5,000, I would definately try to chop him down but if he knows what he has he won't get it to much cheaper, good luck
#14
RE: Whats this worth?
by the way here's mine I picked it up out of Florida, I was looking for a rigid, but this thing really caught my eye, I paid 7,600,it's kick only also, \\; \\;some people say I paid too much but most of the guys that are into the old school bikes say I did ok.
#15
RE: Whats this worth?
I cant see the bike.
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ORIGINAL: markymark02
by the way here's mine I picked it up out of Florida, I was looking for a rigid, but this thing really caught my eye, I paid 7,600,it's kick only also, \\;\\\\\\; \\;\\\\\\;some people say I paid too much but most of the guys that are into the old school bikes say I did ok.
by the way here's mine I picked it up out of Florida, I was looking for a rigid, but this thing really caught my eye, I paid 7,600,it's kick only also, \\;\\\\\\; \\;\\\\\\;some people say I paid too much but most of the guys that are into the old school bikes say I did ok.
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#19
RE: Whats this worth?
"I just spoke to the owner, he has no idea how many miles the bike..." K....he has owned the bike since 89 but has no clue as to the total mile on the bike? I wonder what else he knows/doesn't know that he is NOT telling you.
Last rebuild in 93...might be okay if it has been a low mileage bike since then. But if she had been rode hard and has a lot of miles she is due for a rebuild (reason for being motivated to sell?) You might to think about doing a compression check.
Far as rigid or swingarm. Got to admit that it is harder now to go farther on my old rigid pan now that I am 60, but that is why God created whiskey. Personal preference is all.
Last thought...not sure how it is where you live but here in Kalif,if the motor is a 75, that means the frame number also has to match. How does he have it titled? You mention the frame is a Pauchgo. Special construction is the best you can do here. Last thing you want to do is to try and register it and have it yanked from you.
Last rebuild in 93...might be okay if it has been a low mileage bike since then. But if she had been rode hard and has a lot of miles she is due for a rebuild (reason for being motivated to sell?) You might to think about doing a compression check.
Far as rigid or swingarm. Got to admit that it is harder now to go farther on my old rigid pan now that I am 60, but that is why God created whiskey. Personal preference is all.
Last thought...not sure how it is where you live but here in Kalif,if the motor is a 75, that means the frame number also has to match. How does he have it titled? You mention the frame is a Pauchgo. Special construction is the best you can do here. Last thing you want to do is to try and register it and have it yanked from you.
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RE: Whats this worth?
ORIGINAL: panz4ever
"I just spoke to the owner, he has no idea how many miles the bike..." K....he has owned the bike since 89 but has no clue as to the total mile on the bike? I wonder what else he knows/doesn't know that he is NOT telling you.
Last rebuild in 93...might be okay if it has been a low mileage bike since then. But if she had been rode hard and has a lot of miles she is due for a rebuild (reason for being motivated to sell?) You might to think about doing a compression check.
Far as rigid or swingarm. Got to admit that it is harder now to go farther on my old rigid pan now that I am 60, but that is why God created whiskey. Personal preference is all.
Last thought...not sure how it is where you live but here in Kalif,if the motor is a 75, that means the frame number also has to match. How does he have it titled? You mention the frame is a Pauchgo. Special construction is the best you can do here. Last thing you want to do is to try and register it and have it yanked from you.
"I just spoke to the owner, he has no idea how many miles the bike..." K....he has owned the bike since 89 but has no clue as to the total mile on the bike? I wonder what else he knows/doesn't know that he is NOT telling you.
Last rebuild in 93...might be okay if it has been a low mileage bike since then. But if she had been rode hard and has a lot of miles she is due for a rebuild (reason for being motivated to sell?) You might to think about doing a compression check.
Far as rigid or swingarm. Got to admit that it is harder now to go farther on my old rigid pan now that I am 60, but that is why God created whiskey. Personal preference is all.
Last thought...not sure how it is where you live but here in Kalif,if the motor is a 75, that means the frame number also has to match. How does he have it titled? You mention the frame is a Pauchgo. Special construction is the best you can do here. Last thing you want to do is to try and register it and have it yanked from you.
Thanks for the input, the owner is looking for close to 8K. After careful consideration I may offer him half of what he is looking for simply for the reasons that you pointed out, the mileage on the bike and the numbers not matching.
Lets see.