Good or bad Morals

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.fraser.
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Wouldn't entertain him, was this a transaction through eBay?

Another possibility is that he has the same bike with a blown engine and swapped it with yours, I've heard that happen with a hire car before, if you even consider refunding him be sure to check engine and frame numbers.
CRAIGREVO
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What has his girlfriend checking his phone got to do with it?
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CRAIGREVO wrote:What has his girlfriend checking his phone got to do with it?


Exactly,I be more pissed off with my wife checking my phone(not that I've got anything to hide! :whistle: ) than being sold a duff bike!
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bond_yzf wrote:I wouldn't even supply the parts it's a second hand bike that he's ridden and you don't know what's been done to it whilst he's had it
I agree with this.
peterekins
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Two words,,"buyer beware". Sold in good faith so you have nothing to feel bad about.. (thumbs)
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He tried the bike before buying & was happy with it end of. I reckon that either he's knackered it or his wife weren't happy he bought it, either way its unfortunate for him.
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I guess we are talking about small enough money here, are we,

buyer beware

its his problem now, let him fix it and buy his own parts

well, that's the way I see it anyway
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bull wrote:I guess we are talking about small enough money here, are we,

buyer beware

its his problem now, let him fix it and buy his own parts

well, that's the way I see it anyway
Small money,big money,it doesn't matter.You've already done more than you have to offering to buy parts.If he gets arsey just tell him to f##k off...or else you'll send all your ABR mates round to have a word in his shell like! :evil:
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LOL! I've just checked out your profile,Chubbyhooker and see you play rugby and have raced grasstrack and speedway...so you probably don't need 5'5" of Scottish terrier coming down to help you out!
In that case just tell him take his f##ked gearbox and stick it where the sun don't shine....preferably his wife's!!! (thumbs)
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Stories like this would put you off selling things with rogues about trying to pull a fast one.

Well at least that's how it sounds.
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