NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
I bid $1.00
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Don't fancy your chances ..... specially if I bid 2 bucks , just let me know what your up tohiggy wrote:I bid $1.00
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
not really looking for one Hamish have at it( I might just run up the bid just fir shits and giggles tho....
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Ducati,making mechanics out of riders since 1946
There's no problem so bad that a little fixing can't make it worse! : )
If it ain't broke keep fixin it till it is
88 750
90 906
92 907ie
There's no problem so bad that a little fixing can't make it worse! : )
If it ain't broke keep fixin it till it is
88 750
90 906
92 907ie
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Rotten bugger won't allow a bid from the UK ....... and our exchange rate went up today !!!!!! 20 bucks not bidded
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
That price is crazy!! I found three new ones in a box yesterday from a lot I purchased a while back.
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
A link from the Link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DUCATI-PASO-750 ... 2701685%26
Dunno if its the same seller?
Cheers.
Nick.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DUCATI-PASO-750 ... 2701685%26
Dunno if its the same seller?
Cheers.
Nick.
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Are 750/906 and 907 the same? I would guess different swingarm types would have different chain sliders
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
NickTA the one listed on ebay now is from me but i would sell it off of ebay for $60.nickta wrote:A link from the Link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DUCATI-PASO-750 ... 2701685%26
Dunno if its the same seller?
Cheers.
Nick.
Thanks Nick
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
According to bothe parts catalogs they are one and the same part number 44710081A900streetfighter wrote:Are 750/906 and 907 the same? I would guess different swingarm types would have different chain sliders
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Nah , me neither . At present rate of consumption I have enough " chain slider" to last me into the next millennium . Huh wasn't so long ago that the next millennium was tomorrowhiggy wrote:
not really looking for one Hamish have at it( I might just run up the bid just fir shits and giggles tho....
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Nick Anglada wrote:That price is crazy!!
Nick, no offense, but - $100 for a really new one in the bag, complete, on Ebay, is crazy, but $80 for the one you listed is a deal -
and you copy the other auction's title.
mehhh
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Plasmid,plasmid wrote:Nick Anglada wrote:That price is crazy!!
Nick, no offense, but - $100 for a really new one in the bag, complete, on Ebay, is crazy, but $80 for the one you listed is a deal -
and you copy the other auction's title.
mehhh
No offense taken, Infact they are all now sold. $80 on ebay was because of the fees and my time taken to put up the listing. Yes they charge 10% plus Paypal up to 4% if the money received is from abroad.
I offered them here to everyone for $60 shipped. Being that they were $48.73 from the dealer new and I offered free shipping on an obsolete part, The $60 was plenty fair.
Yes I copied the wording, I also did my homework and researched the part number correctly. I put up over a hundred listing each month so sometimes I copy and paste to save time.
Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Nick Anglada wrote:plasmid wrote:Nick Anglada wrote:That price is crazy!!
Nick, no offense, but - $100 for a really new one in the bag, complete, on Ebay, is crazy, but $80 for the one you listed is a deal -
and you copy the other auction's title.
mehhh
No offense taken, Infact they are all now sold. $80 on ebay was because of the fees and my time taken to put up the listing. Yes they charge 10% plus Paypal up to 4% if the money received is from abroad.
I know. So why comment that the other one was priced crazy at $100, when it was a better deal than yours considering it's in fact truly new.
>Yes I copied the wording
Next time formulate your own wording. The part number is available everywhere.
I also did my homework and researched the part number correctly. I put up over a hundred listing each month so sometimes I copy an dpaste to save time.
Copy paste your own stuff, not others.
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Re: NOS chain slider on Ebay USA - expensive
Nick, no offense, but - $100 for a really new one in the bag, complete, on Ebay, is crazy, but $80 for the one you listed is a deal -
and you copy the other auction's title.
mehhh[/quote]
No offense taken, Infact they are all now sold. $80 on ebay was because of the fees and my time taken to put up the listing. Yes they charge 10% plus Paypal up to 4% if the money received is from abroad. [/quote]
I know. So why comment that the other one was priced crazy at $100, when it was a better deal than yours considering it's in fact truly new.
>Yes I copied the wording
Next time formulate your own wording. The part number is available everywhere.
Copy paste your own stuff, not others.[/quote]
$20 for a plastics bag so I can list it as New instead of "new other, without packaging". Maybe I should start making platic bags. Regardless, the fact is they are all sold and they were infact new. The fact that you didn't like the price $60 here which was 40% less than what any others were listed for is not my concern everyone has a limit on what they want to spend on each part.
As for me copying wording I could care less. It is done to me everyday as well as other copying my pictures for their listing. Copying a part description wether it be from a manufacturers website or another listing is not copyright infringement.
Best Regards,
Nick
and you copy the other auction's title.
mehhh[/quote]
No offense taken, Infact they are all now sold. $80 on ebay was because of the fees and my time taken to put up the listing. Yes they charge 10% plus Paypal up to 4% if the money received is from abroad. [/quote]
I know. So why comment that the other one was priced crazy at $100, when it was a better deal than yours considering it's in fact truly new.
>Yes I copied the wording
Next time formulate your own wording. The part number is available everywhere.
I also did my homework and researched the part number correctly. I put up over a hundred listing each month so sometimes I copy an dpaste to save time.
Copy paste your own stuff, not others.[/quote]
$20 for a plastics bag so I can list it as New instead of "new other, without packaging". Maybe I should start making platic bags. Regardless, the fact is they are all sold and they were infact new. The fact that you didn't like the price $60 here which was 40% less than what any others were listed for is not my concern everyone has a limit on what they want to spend on each part.
As for me copying wording I could care less. It is done to me everyday as well as other copying my pictures for their listing. Copying a part description wether it be from a manufacturers website or another listing is not copyright infringement.
Best Regards,
Nick