Weigh in here. Street ride for me.

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rendell wrote:

> > I'm looking for a sidecar hack. Partly to extend the season (I
> > understand that sidecars can be driven in the winter), and partly so
> > that we can include the pooch in our adventures. Been watching Ebay but
> > the thought of buying something sight unseen scares me.
> >
> > Ride safe.
> > Serge
>
> I agree with you on Ebay. I suppose if you traded many bikes per year
> your would get a decent deal on average (most good, and the occasional
> dog), but buying just one bike seems a bit risky. Although I think most
> sellers are pretty honest... I might buy a bike on Ebay but I would
> have to drive to the seller and check it out first.
>
> cya
> Sean

The problem is that most sellers do not list their telephone number, so
you have to win the bid in order to establish contact with them. If you
can't contact them, you can't arrange to see it either. I guess I'm
just going to have to keep my eyes open.

Ride safe
Serge

"Serge" wrote in message

>> I agree with you on Ebay. I suppose if you traded many bikes per year
>> your would get a decent deal on average (most good, and the occasional
>> dog), but buying just one bike seems a bit risky. Although I think most
>> sellers are pretty honest... I might buy a bike on Ebay but I would
>> have to drive to the seller and check it out first.
>>
>> cya
>> Sean
>
> The problem is that most sellers do not list their telephone number, so
> you have to win the bid in order to establish contact with them. If you
> can't contact them, you can't arrange to see it either. I guess I'm
> just going to have to keep my eyes open.
>
> Ride safe
> Serge

Alot of the sellers will resond to e-mails and would possibly supply a
land line number if you were to say to them what you want it for. After all
they want to sell the bike for as much as possible right. If they are
honest then they should be all for your seeing it in the flesh.

Steve