fatboyslim
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- Apr 11, 2006
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fatboyslim said:I sold my 2002 sx 125 to a local guy. He took i for a ride and said he'd buy it, pretty quick buy. I told hime what was wrong with it and it was the sprockets needed replacing and that was it, but i had forgotten a minor leak in the gas tank.
fatboyslim said:Then in the morning he took it for a ride then filled it up with gas and i guess it started leaking on him. So he phones me and says he wants his money back and that he'll return the bike. Also I said hell no to what he said because for 1 he had agreed to buy it, 2 he had it for a day and rode it twice (could have crashed who knows) and 3 it's a minor leak that can be fixed with some sealant. Then he wanted $250 for a new gas tank, I also said no to that. Was it right for me to say know? I think it was. Give me your thoughts and opinions.s
Like you took the words out of my mouth.Chili said:1 - Yes it's buyer beware on used bikes, I however like to show more integrity in my dealings and would have informed the new buyer of the leak. I'd venture a large guess you did not forget about something like a leaking gas tank.
2- What a sad rationalization, you know it was leaking when you sold it.
3- You'll never successfully repair a leaking gas tank with any type of sealant, the tank needs to be replaced.
My thoughts are you are an unscrupulous seller who is now looking for us to appease your conscience, I suggest you look elsewhere but I'd avoid the mirror as you may not like what you see.
BSWIFT said:"Like New", "Never raced", "too powerful for me", just to say a few of the common selling phrases. How about, "AS IS".
I got a sixteen yearold juinor rider! :|J-man said:wow that must have been a bad crash
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