Whyte E120 new old stock
steelie600
Posts: 519
Not sure where to put this tbh and am prepared for a reaming off Nick and SS
But hey
MUCH Cheapness! :shock:
But hey
MUCH Cheapness! :shock:
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Firstly it's not new - it's second hand.
Secondly, I love this sort of sh1t:
"With 130mm up front and 120mm rear travel it climbs and descends amazingly. I will be gutted to see this go, it was an inpulse buy and I have not even swung a leg over it"
How the hell does he know if he's never ridden it?I don't do smileys.
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My secret rule of eBay is if they can't distinguish between bought and brought in the description then I avoid... as well as the following crimes to the English language:
forks - folks
brakes - breaks
and of course my biggest bugbear, your and you're.
Yes, this might make me a pedantic grammar nazi, but it means I don't have to deal with large numbers of knuckle dragging morons who have more than likely lifted the bike from someone else's shed and are looking for a quick sale.0 -
or dyslexic millionaires or people who's brain goes faster than they can type.
Seriously I wouldn't care if I thought the price and seller were legit.0 -
Similar sort of excuse for selling as the pikey who put my mates bike on gumtree after he stole it.Papa? Nicole0
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Like I say, it's just a personal thing about the spelling and grammar. The way I see it, if they've not taken the care and attention to write a proper ad the more likely they are to have not paid attention to a product whilst in their possession.
Sure it might mean that I miss out on some bargains here and there, but I prefer to reward those that have taken their time to get things right.0 -
You can see it clearly has been ridden, the discs are bedded in and have pad all over them.0
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I know! Hence the post on here, guys obv a bit deluded! Maybe shoulda put it in the Crudder for a full force pi55 taking!0
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Sounds stolen to me.0