Wierd ebay messages?
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daytonavrs

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1,069 posts

113 months

Yesterday (12:21)
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Random buyer messages

Anyone decipher this one?

Rd 250 350 a b

After selling a shirt I didn't want ( for charity )

The item wasn't Yamaha related in any way but I'd imagine whatever this is about probably was biggrin

davek_964

11,259 posts

204 months

Yesterday (12:28)
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daytonavrs said:
Random buyer messages

Anyone decipher this one?

Rd 250 350 a b

After selling a shirt I didn't want ( for charity )

The item wasn't Yamaha related in any way but I'd imagine whatever this is about probably was biggrin
You're showing your age there. Although I immediately knew what you were referring to!

daytonavrs

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113 months

Yesterday (13:05)
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Ha same. Wonder if I will hear any more from the guy or should probably nudge to query who it was meant for in case they didn't reply where it was really needed

s p a c e m a n

12,076 posts

177 months

Yesterday (13:09)
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They're trying to play top trumps with you, reply with a better bike and you'll win this hand.

daytonavrs

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Yesterday (13:17)
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YZF R1 RN01

s p a c e m a n

12,076 posts

177 months

Yesterday (13:55)
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I wouldn't go in that hard, I'd save that for later as that's quite a good card. Maybe go for something like CB650F

daytonavrs

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Yesterday (22:54)
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True did escalate pretty hard there biggrin
Naturally the RD 350 YVPS would be a more evolutionary route.
Or YZF 750 SP for softening up on the R1 suggestion

daytonavrs

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113 months

Yesterday (23:00)
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I owned a CB500V R plate and it was a little too good for a commuter, made in Italy. Also perhaps a decent counter suggestion biggrin
First ever was a NSR125R, not such a good trump counter card

davek_964

11,259 posts

204 months

For reasons that I still don't understand even decades later - I never really went the two stroke route. CB125, then I think GPZ305 followed by various bigger GPZs, Fireblades, R1s etc.

Good choices as I got older, but bizarre ones when I was younger!