6900 miles, fork springs (.90 racetechs with new oil), clip-ons installed, Synthetic fluids always used. PM if interested
PICS:
http://www.radford.edu/~nmtyler/pics/gs500f/
Location: Blacksburg, VA
Go Highlanders! (I assumed you're a student)
My sister graduated from Radford many years ago and I used to love visiting her on campus. I grew up in central and southwest VA. I miss the mountains and I wish I could ride the Blue Ridge Parkway. Nothing but flat straightaways out here in KS.
Good luck selling your bike. I wish I'd found a deal like this in August.
BH
actually I am Radford alumni, graduated in 2004. I work with the vet college at Virginia Tech now. Thanks for the luck, so far the only two people interested are scammers. I have already reported one and am screwing with the other, craigslist is good for nothing but attracting scammers ... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Cool. My nephew plays trombone in the Hokie Marching Band. I keep looking for him on ESPN but haven't seen him yet.
I'd love it if they could meet my Jayhawks in a bowl game. :flipoff: O0
Hey. Can you explain what the scammers do so I'll know what to watch for? This would also help to keep your thread high on the list. ;)
BH
Basically anyone who ways they are too far away to come and see the vehicle are scammers. They will feed you some BS about how someone owes them, like a buisness partner in the latest attempt, or whatnot and they are going to have this person send you payment, normally more than you are asking, and then you give the remainder to thier "shipping agent" or whatnot. Anytime anyone says something like that or they want you to pay for anything sight unseen and they will ship it to you, its a scam. I wouldn't be surprised if half the stuff on craigslist is a scam of some type.
shameless bump, for upgrade ...