Murderer..... frikkin hilarious. I thought the Suzuki murderers were the guys with sawzalls and visions of grandeur......
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It's a Hogster!
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Guest
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Yes, he means 6K, not 600 which I thought must have obviously been the price. What a tard.
http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/mcy/5725718783.html
http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/mcy/5725718783.html
Ambitious tard.
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Doug
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When I was looking for a bike, I laughed at the ads that say "needs carbs cleaned". That says to me the engine needs a valve job and a cam chain.
I sent him a link to the KBB price of $1500. He said "wait, it's a '94 1100" So the KBB price is now $1880 Retail
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JJ
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KBB prices are worthless for 80's Gs'es anyway.
Uglied up enough???
Uglied up enough???
Are those beer can holders?
One ugly skunk:
[h=2] 1978 Suzuki GS 1000 - $2200 (Dyer, IN)[/h]
Uglied up enough???
Are those beer can holders?
One ugly skunk:
[h=2] 1978 Suzuki GS 1000 - $2200 (Dyer, IN)[/h]
Carpenter's Special HA!!!
Carpenter's Special HA!!!
Perfect for taking yo little redneck wife and gran mama, for a ride around the ole plantation.
Redneck trike
Carpenter's Special HA!!!
Perfect for taking yo little redneck wife and gran mama, for a ride around the ole plantation.
Redneck trike
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Clone
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Looks like tetanus waiting to happen...
It's cheap being $450 bucks... That's how much a good running 750 engine should cost.
Cheap is no good if at the first pothole the rear wheel folds up into your back. Just noticed that the swing arm is gone replaced with a latticework of wrenches, that ain't goin' to hold. Also isn't there a subframe under the engine that has been torched out, I don't think the engine was a stressed member on the old bikes...............
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Guest
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ya know you hear things about texas but i never really believed them before this.
Steve
GS Whisperer
In a couple of days, the ad is going to disappear and NOBODY will know what the heck you are making fun of.
[h=2]Suzuki 2300 cc - $400 (2300 cc)[/h]
[FONT="]bike is a four stroke 2300cc monster. does need a little tlc but wouldn't take a lot to get running. needs a tank, battery, clutch cable, lights, etc. if you like classic sport bikes and know your way around a bike then this can be a very fun very fast toy.[/FONT]
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BurntKittyForge
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Too many "pet peeves" to think of all.
Here's a few:
"was running great" followed by "so it should be easy fix" or "before it overheated is all" etc.
News Flash: EVERY vehicle EVER sold "was running great" at some point.
Then there's "was in a very minor accident" and the list of new stuff contains "new bumper" ,"Neeew Headlight lense" course the borderline retarded posters' list usually has "recent oil change" "tires rotated" etc.
(All the most basic maintenance that owner could perform, that they got suckered into paying for and never once did while driving thousands and thousands of miles)...
I had one best buddy who did a lot of business for vehicles ,etc. off CL ads and one day, concerned for him I said, " I hope you're careful, You know all the ads [going into city even], asking for "bring CASH" "
He said, "yeah it's a little sketchy sometimes, but when I do have cash, I keep this very close"
...(Detonics version, smallest model .45auto 1911, in stainless)...
Looking back, I think of that one as "THE CL piece".
"YIKES!" ,makes me daydream about the ideal "CL ad responder piece", awful daydream,
Can't help it being Interesting though: "ideal CL carry piece" IMO,
even though it'd be a nightmare ON BOTH ends really...
EDIT: D@rn topic I was looking for one (easy to spot) and found another MC nearby I might get! !@#$ gonna need to rent a storage IF I can get it....(AWESOME!) ...IDK...Want this one. Cheap too HMMmmm...???
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