Hard to sell bikes these days?

[Messie]

I find it strange and a little annoying when people claim their 'thing' is worth loads of money and then get all upset when no-one else realises this.

A 'thing' is only worth what someone will pay for it! That refers to bikes, jewelery, gadgets, houses and the rest. Nothing has any intrinsic value in itself

[dizzyblonde]

Originally Posted by blutonium92

Id be surprised if a dealer would give you a warrenty on a RS and if they did and anything went wrong youd have hell from most dealers trying to get anything back.

A dealer should give warranty on any bike they sell, even if its only three months, its not worth much but I reckon its better for business and reputation whatever the bike, to rectify a problem if one arose.

Originally Posted by blutonium92

Id be surprised if a dealer would give you a warrenty on a RS and if they did and anything went wrong youd have hell from most dealers trying to get anything back.

id be surprised if they didnt give you warranty and if they didnt stand by there warranty policies then I would think it would turn into a legal matter

[Biker Biggles]

Originally Posted by Messie

I find it strange and a little annoying when people claim their 'thing' is worth loads of money and then get all upset when no-one else realises this.

A 'thing' is only worth what someone will pay for it! That refers to bikes, jewelery, gadgets, houses and the rest. Nothing has any intrinsic value in itself

I agree with your definition of value,but I cant see anything to get annoyed about here.No one seems to be getting all upset about things or have I missed something that got modded?

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Biker Biggles

I agree with your definition of value,but I cant see anything to get annoyed about here.No one seems to be getting all upset about things or have I missed something that got modded?

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Originally Posted by madness

Being totally honest, why would someone want a 250 2 stroke when they can have a five year younger Fireblade for less money?

You've never ridden an Aprilia RS250, that much is very obvious.

It's a totally different bike to a Blade, and some people just adore strokers and the light flickable handling of the RS in particular.

A Blade is a sedate, comfy, capable bike, wheras an RS250 is a mental screamer that requires every ounce - and more - of your attention and effort to go half as fast, but delivers twice the grins.