Selling A Bike On PH
Discussion
trickywoo said:
The Website Feedback section might get you a quicker response and resolution.
I personally wouldn't bother advertising a bike on PH. There are so few listed that hardly anyone looks.
Ah but it didn't I personally wouldn't bother advertising a bike on PH. There are so few listed that hardly anyone looks.
It's free (I think, cars are) so I thought why not
Admittedly my last car was even featured in a PH article, generating loads of emails but no views...
bloody nerds
It says it's £11.99.
I didn't bother advertising here because it doesn't seem very popular.
I stuck it on eBay. With a reserve but it sold on the buyitnow - which was set just under what the nearest dealer was selling one at.
Pricey way of doing it but still only 1% of the bike cost really. And less waiting around than Autotrader.
I didn't bother advertising here because it doesn't seem very popular.
I stuck it on eBay. With a reserve but it sold on the buyitnow - which was set just under what the nearest dealer was selling one at.
Pricey way of doing it but still only 1% of the bike cost really. And less waiting around than Autotrader.
rodericb said:
Can't get that clutch fixed?
This is a different bike - I own over 20 cars / bikes however you must be the happiest man I know...they say ignorance is bliss
The clutch was fixed in my KTM by adding in a couple of new plates - keeping the majority of old ones - and going back to the old car oil - cost £30 and an hour's work.
I would link you to the analysis showing the correct car oils are fine and that as fully synthetic is a better lubricant it can cause clutches to slip - as proven by my experience however you are too stupid to comprehend the reports so you keep paying out
V8RX7 said:
rodericb said:
Can't get that clutch fixed?
This is a different bike - I own over 20 cars / bikes however you must be the happiest man I know...they say ignorance is bliss
The clutch was fixed in my KTM by adding in a couple of new plates - keeping the majority of old ones - and going back to the old car oil - cost £30 and an hour's work.
I would link you to the analysis showing the correct car oils are fine and that as fully synthetic is a better lubricant it can cause clutches to slip - as proven by my experience however you are too stupid to comprehend the reports so you keep paying out
crofty1984 said:
V8RX7 said:
rodericb said:
Can't get that clutch fixed?
This is a different bike - I own over 20 cars / bikes however you must be the happiest man I know...they say ignorance is bliss
The clutch was fixed in my KTM by adding in a couple of new plates - keeping the majority of old ones - and going back to the old car oil - cost £30 and an hour's work.
I would link you to the analysis showing the correct car oils are fine and that as fully synthetic is a better lubricant it can cause clutches to slip - as proven by my experience however you are too stupid to comprehend the reports so you keep paying out
Soon as i saw OP + title i did wonder when the above would make an appearance. PH never fails to deliver.
crofty1984 said:
Wow. Clearly some backstory there I'm not party to.
Op thinks fully synthetic bike specific oil ruined his clutch. It transpired that prior to that he had been using car oil.Everyone said there’s your problem. Op said you are all idiots and I’m going to save a couple of quid putting car oil in.
Not as exciting as it maybe.
V8RX7 said:
This is a different bike - I own over 20 cars / bikes however you must be the happiest man I know...
they say ignorance is bliss
The clutch was fixed in my KTM by adding in a couple of new plates - keeping the majority of old ones - and going back to the old car oil - cost £30 and an hour's work.
I would link you to the analysis showing the correct car oils are fine and that as fully synthetic is a better lubricant it can cause clutches to slip - as proven by my experience however you are too stupid to comprehend the reports so you keep paying out
Yeah, I'm not sure I'd advertise on PH. Lol.they say ignorance is bliss
The clutch was fixed in my KTM by adding in a couple of new plates - keeping the majority of old ones - and going back to the old car oil - cost £30 and an hour's work.
I would link you to the analysis showing the correct car oils are fine and that as fully synthetic is a better lubricant it can cause clutches to slip - as proven by my experience however you are too stupid to comprehend the reports so you keep paying out
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