darkdreamsgal
06-12-10, 08:03 PM
A few items I thought I'd post up here before hitting ebay. Please note all prices exclude delivery (but if you're in London I'm happy to meet you somewhere to hand it over!).
1. Ducati ladies leather jacket, size 10 (says '44' but is definitely a 10). Very good condition (only worn for about a month summer '09), and very flattering cut! Gift from my brother, which was sweet but more like wishful thinking (he rides a 1098 and wants me to get a Monster)! I believe the recommended retail price at the time was £280; certainly this year's model is £350. Asking £150 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5170/5238308345_af5976f4ff_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5045/5238312113_a375e0d6a7_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5044/5238313795_2f722a7c9c_m.jpghttp://farm6.static.flickr.com/5162/5238318611_6e26579399_m.jpg
2. Dainese hard back protector insert (4 plate, to fit the pocket on the inside of the back of a jacket). Never tested ;-) Originally purchased (separately) for the ducati jacket in 1 above, but can also be inserted in any other jacket to replace the crappy foam back protectors provided (so long as it fits the pocket). Happy to provide measurements if requested. I can't quite remember but I think the RRP was £80 at the time (happy to be corrected). Asking £40 ono (or if you're interested in the jacket as well, PM me with an offer for both).
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5127/5238911780_5cbbb8d94f_m.jpg
3. Red, black and white leather jacket with replica Redbull, alpinestars and Michelin logos, size 10. Does not have armour (so I wouldn't advise wearing it on the bike unless you have a separate back protector on) but is made of nice thick leather and does have a quilted inner (warm and cosy) - makes a great fashion motorcycle jacket since it doesn't have the bulkiness of a full motorcycle jacket ;-) Very good condition (only worn twice). Bought for £120, asking for £60 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5165/5238919458_2dbf2ee692_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5205/5238923154_b6868389d8_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5246/5238921162_5c1a2325e9_m.jpg
4. Knox Cold Killer mini tube neck warmer. This one is definitely in keeping with the season! As new (unworn, but I've thrown the packaging away). A quick Google search tells me a new one can be bought for £16.99 on ebay, so I'm asking for £10 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5089/5238934058_208b5efca9_m.jpg
5. Pair of mirrors for a Yamaha YBR125 (I believe they also fit an XT660). Happy to measure thread if you want to consider this for any other naked bike. Quality pattern parts from Bitz for Bikes. Brand new in box. RRP £25.50 but as I believe Busters are advertising a pair for a RRP of £17.99, I'm asking for £10.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5046/5238342973_598698f1cc_m.jpg
6. Indicator for Ninja 250r (2009) - front, r/h. Genuine Kawasaki part. Brand new in box. Cost through a dealer is £20+vat. Asking for £12 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5282/5238352313_72cc659349_m.jpg
7. Rider foot pegs for Ninja 250r (2009) (will also fit ZX6, ZX7, ZX9, Vulcan). Pattern part, complete with springs, rubber upper, metal hero blobs. Brand new in packaging (no box). Asking for £5. [To be confirmed - I thought I had these but now can't find them so I might already have given them away!]
8. Gear selector for Ninja 250r (2009). Genuine Kawasaki part. Was very slightly bent from a stationery drop (after less than 100 miles!), but has been very carefully bent back straight (using heat and a vice). Changed it back in the days when I threw a hissy if my bike was less than absolutely perfect! Perfectly useable (but if you're paranoid, perfectly good for a spare). A new part from a dealer is £24+vat. Asking £8.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5128/5238475989_f08092bb47_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5210/5238477673_fbfa735da1_m.jpg
Please be realistic when making an offer. There are certain things that are not worth me making the trip to the post office for only a couple of quid (e.g. the gear selector may be small, but is bloody heavy!) in which case I'll just toss it in the tip. However, wherever possible I will also try and use my office postal service *ahem* (for the smaller items - will probably not be possible for the larger items) and if it doesn't cost me anything in postage, then it won't cost you anything in postage :cool:
Do let me know if you have any questions. I'll leave it till the end of the week before posting on ebay.
Jo
1. Ducati ladies leather jacket, size 10 (says '44' but is definitely a 10). Very good condition (only worn for about a month summer '09), and very flattering cut! Gift from my brother, which was sweet but more like wishful thinking (he rides a 1098 and wants me to get a Monster)! I believe the recommended retail price at the time was £280; certainly this year's model is £350. Asking £150 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5170/5238308345_af5976f4ff_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5045/5238312113_a375e0d6a7_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5044/5238313795_2f722a7c9c_m.jpghttp://farm6.static.flickr.com/5162/5238318611_6e26579399_m.jpg
2. Dainese hard back protector insert (4 plate, to fit the pocket on the inside of the back of a jacket). Never tested ;-) Originally purchased (separately) for the ducati jacket in 1 above, but can also be inserted in any other jacket to replace the crappy foam back protectors provided (so long as it fits the pocket). Happy to provide measurements if requested. I can't quite remember but I think the RRP was £80 at the time (happy to be corrected). Asking £40 ono (or if you're interested in the jacket as well, PM me with an offer for both).
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5127/5238911780_5cbbb8d94f_m.jpg
3. Red, black and white leather jacket with replica Redbull, alpinestars and Michelin logos, size 10. Does not have armour (so I wouldn't advise wearing it on the bike unless you have a separate back protector on) but is made of nice thick leather and does have a quilted inner (warm and cosy) - makes a great fashion motorcycle jacket since it doesn't have the bulkiness of a full motorcycle jacket ;-) Very good condition (only worn twice). Bought for £120, asking for £60 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5165/5238919458_2dbf2ee692_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5205/5238923154_b6868389d8_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5246/5238921162_5c1a2325e9_m.jpg
4. Knox Cold Killer mini tube neck warmer. This one is definitely in keeping with the season! As new (unworn, but I've thrown the packaging away). A quick Google search tells me a new one can be bought for £16.99 on ebay, so I'm asking for £10 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5089/5238934058_208b5efca9_m.jpg
5. Pair of mirrors for a Yamaha YBR125 (I believe they also fit an XT660). Happy to measure thread if you want to consider this for any other naked bike. Quality pattern parts from Bitz for Bikes. Brand new in box. RRP £25.50 but as I believe Busters are advertising a pair for a RRP of £17.99, I'm asking for £10.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5046/5238342973_598698f1cc_m.jpg
6. Indicator for Ninja 250r (2009) - front, r/h. Genuine Kawasaki part. Brand new in box. Cost through a dealer is £20+vat. Asking for £12 ono.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5282/5238352313_72cc659349_m.jpg
7. Rider foot pegs for Ninja 250r (2009) (will also fit ZX6, ZX7, ZX9, Vulcan). Pattern part, complete with springs, rubber upper, metal hero blobs. Brand new in packaging (no box). Asking for £5. [To be confirmed - I thought I had these but now can't find them so I might already have given them away!]
8. Gear selector for Ninja 250r (2009). Genuine Kawasaki part. Was very slightly bent from a stationery drop (after less than 100 miles!), but has been very carefully bent back straight (using heat and a vice). Changed it back in the days when I threw a hissy if my bike was less than absolutely perfect! Perfectly useable (but if you're paranoid, perfectly good for a spare). A new part from a dealer is £24+vat. Asking £8.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5128/5238475989_f08092bb47_m.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5210/5238477673_fbfa735da1_m.jpg
Please be realistic when making an offer. There are certain things that are not worth me making the trip to the post office for only a couple of quid (e.g. the gear selector may be small, but is bloody heavy!) in which case I'll just toss it in the tip. However, wherever possible I will also try and use my office postal service *ahem* (for the smaller items - will probably not be possible for the larger items) and if it doesn't cost me anything in postage, then it won't cost you anything in postage :cool:
Do let me know if you have any questions. I'll leave it till the end of the week before posting on ebay.
Jo