Honda Spree and Elite 50 Forums

Since this moron started out at $1600 for his Aero 125 (he's down to $700 now) every one seems to think the Aero 125 is worth a small fortune here.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/mcy/2871945527.html

http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/mcy/2886033966.html

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/mcy/2906516573.html

http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/mcy/2919191843.html

I don't have but $700 tied up in all 5 of my Aero 125S.

Oh and I have noticed that NONE of them have sold in the weeks and months this idiotic prices have been in effect.

haha, that is funny.

Yeah, I offered the one in Covington a Brand new Bong for it. The next day he lowered the price.

martynkim wrote:Yeah, I offered the one in Covington a Brand new Bong for it. The next day he lowered the price.

Maybe I should have offered him a crack pipe? I'm glad he didn't take as, I do any of that and would have to go find one!

That's considered cheap for my area. Wish I lived in Washington.

When I bought my Spree, I ran across a site that consolidated descriptions and prices from across the country. I printed off ads for two that were in similar condition, actually a bit better, and a much lower price than the seller was asking, and brought them along. Even though the other scooters were far from local, that helped get me the price that I was willing to pay. A little dose of reality.

I feel you Bear. I run across this problem with motorcycles I look at. Buyer beware if they put "Vintage" or "Classic" in their description (cause it seems to raise the price a few hundred). Doesn't matter how rusty or decrepit or title-less their POS is, if there was something like it on Ebay, it must be worth that much too. "The parts are worth more than the price alone." Sure- if you can find a buyer who wants a rusty-totally-requires-overhaul-turd part too.

Problem is not only are the people who list the things nuts, but so are some of the buyers.