Well, i worked a deal with a chick in roseville, shes going to make three payments of 500 bucks, but i hang onto the bike AND the pink until all the payments are made. This way, I get all 1500 that I was asking, and It gives me time to find new clipons and controls for the bike. In about a week and a half i get the first payment when she comes down to check the bike out in person.
pretty faithful on her part to start paying for a bike she can't have yet,
must be that itch to ride ;)
Hey, i dont know what her plans on, i couldnt care less, lol. I just know im gonna have a bike to roll around on untli its sold :) then I can buy my new bike.
a great deal on your part!
Indeed, AND should she stop making payments at any time, I get to keep any money put down. So its WIN WIN For me, hopefully she defaults :).
she actually agreed to that? lol get it in writing!
Sorry to be pessimistic, but there's this thing: If it can go wrong, it will go wrong. What could happen is you mess up that bike in the meantime and your whole plan falls through. I think you are safer not to ride it and to consider it hers after her first payment is made.
=O
<-- in Roseville, if you need someone to keep an eye on the bike or look for it if something happens...
Well its still not for sure that ill mob it around, ill probably take it up and down the street once its done to make sure its in workin order.
Quote from: SuZuki10Sorry to be pessimistic, but there's this thing: If it can go wrong, it will go wrong. What could happen is you mess up that bike in the meantime and your whole plan falls through. I think you are safer not to ride it and to consider it hers after her first payment is made.
i was thinking the same thing when i read the first post
Update:
Im sending the contract off tomorrow for HIM (yea its a he sorry) to sign, and when he signs it he is sending me a deposit via paypal. I get my first $500 on Saturday, JOY!
Quote from: DanielyIndeed, AND should she stop making payments at any time, I get to keep any money put down. So its WIN WIN For me, hopefully she defaults :).
This kind of "liquidated damages" clause would never stand in court. No court would let her pay 1499 and you just keep it if she doesn't make the extra dollar. The amount you keep should be reasonable estimate of what you sacrificed by taking it off the market and not taking another buyer or putting work into fixing it up, like 500 dollars or something.
Good thing im having the contract written up my a lawyer then huh? He'll get all the wording right for me, and make sure everything is legit.
just because a lawyer writes it up doesn't mean it will stand up in court.... BUT... most people don't know and think if they signed it, it is a done deal, I doubt you have much to worry about.
what is the bike like.. for 1500? i know it's honda but.. hell maybe i'll just pay you outright in cash..
of course if you've already got a lawyer...
any pics of the fugly motha? :guns: :lol:
http://www.gstwins.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16666
You get to me with cash in hand before him and its yours :).
yeah that things is fugly allright.....
hey now, lol i loved that CBR.
danny....the bike has seen 10x more down time then ride time in the two months you've had it....I doubt you have such a serious attachment to it yet....that takes at least 3 months and 3 rides (not crashes)....you may have a bit of stockholm syndrome....thinking you have an attachment to your tormentor, but it's really just the fake love most honda owners feel within the first few months of ownership (pablo replies with a here)....once you get back on a suzuki you'll quickly remember what a motorcycle is supposed to be like....
lol. Granted I did crash twice on the CBR, once on my own accord (0 mph drop skitching) and once, well, yea on my own accord again. But I did have ALOT of great rides on the thing before this happened, lol.