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vikingbiker
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PostPosted: 11:15 - 27 Apr 2012    Post subject: selling my bike Reply with quote
hi there just wondering if anyone could help im looking to sell my bike and im just wondering wot documents and paperwork i need to complete the sale ?
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kernow24
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PostPosted: 11:56 - 27 Apr 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote
you don't 'need' any paperwork, but you will more likely get a buyer if you do.

I wouldn't buy any bike that didn't at least have a v5 obviously, in the name of the
seller, backed up with their photo ID (driving licence / passport etc) or with the 'owner'
present at the sale, again backed up by photo ID. but the whole photo Id is just me
being overly cautious, but most people wont have a problem showing them, or letting
you take a photo of it.

Possibly an MOT certificate, but not essential as all this can be found online with details
from the V5, although says a lot about a seller if the papers aren't in order etc

If its a newish bike a receipt for when it was bought, or a letter from the finance company
stating its cleared of finance.

Optional extras would be previous MOT certificates, but isn't really needed as you can
look it all up online.

A service log, either stamped by the dealer / garage, if its fairly new, or just receipts for
parts etc if its older and been done by the owner.

Possibly a HPI done by the seller, but I would prefer to do one myself.
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Rogerborg
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PostPosted: 12:16 - 27 Apr 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote
HELLO THERE.

If you want useful information for you, provide some details.

What's the age, condition and approximate value of your bike?

Why are you asking? I assume you don't have any paperwork.

Why not? Did you buy it from a bloke behind a pub?

Is it a 1975 Yamaha DT in orange? Tut Tut

Are you, or do you appear to be, a bit of a geezer?
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Raffles
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PostPosted: 12:47 - 27 Apr 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote
Rogerborg wrote:
HELLO THERE.

If you want useful information for you, provide some details.

What's the age, condition and approximate value of your bike?

I think that he may be refering to this one:-

Forum: The Workshop Posted: 15:15 - 01 Jan 2012 Subject: bikes stuck in neutral
yeah i changed all the oils when i got it and when the engines is off its going into gear but the bikes keeps moving and yeah when i pull and release the clutch the arm is moving on the engine the only thing i can see that feels off is the clutch lever feels really heavy

Forum: The Workshop Posted: 20:22 - 31 Dec 2011 Subject: bikes stuck in neutral
i had just let the clutch out as i was pulling away and yeah you can still change gears with the gear lever when the engine isnt running

Forum: The Workshop Posted: 20:02 - 31 Dec 2011 Subject: bikes stuck in neutral
its a 2006 kymco hipster 125 cc and all the work iv done has been purely cosmetic it was off the road for about a year before i bought it and was running fine till this regarding wot i was doing i was just pulling away from a intersection in first gear

Forum: The Workshop Posted: 16:37 - 31 Dec 2011 Subject: bikes stuck in neutral
hey im new to the whole biking world and could do with a little help i bought my first bike and have been fixing it up myself but i was out riding the other day and the bike popped into neutral as i was driving along and now wont go into gear any help would be greatly appreciated plz and thank you
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