He "spent" money on it---he didn't "invest" money in it. Motorcycles are, generally, not investments.
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He "spent" money on it---he didn't "invest" money in it. Motorcycles are, generally, not investments.
investment
An investment is not always about monetary return. You can invest time in your children, but you would never exchange them for money. If I bought a brand new BMW it would be an investment, but the payback would be the pleasure I have riding in, but in this case, If the seller got anywhere close to the asking price it would be an outstanding investment.
An investment is not always about monetary return. You can invest time in your children, but you would never exchange them for money. If I bought a brand new BMW it would be an investment, but the payback would be the pleasure I have riding in, but in this case, If the seller got anywhere close to the asking price it would be an outstanding investment.
"GENERALLY", you are right.
A visit to the classic motorcycle auction in Las Vegas NV, will present examples of motorcycles that are investments that keep and increase in value. I have seen many exmples of BMW's that have brought healthy sums.
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pglaves
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stevenrankin
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Lower price
I see the fellow in AU lowered his pice $10K. No takes at $69K, think $59K will do better? How about pricing the bike for a realistic price and maybe you will sell it.
Or, as has been said in other parts of this thread, Maybe the wife wants him to sell it and he agreed, LOL. St.
I see the fellow in AU lowered his pice $10K. No takes at $69K, think $59K will do better? How about pricing the bike for a realistic price and maybe you will sell it.
Or, as has been said in other parts of this thread, Maybe the wife wants him to sell it and he agreed, LOL. St.
For your consideration.....
He has got you watching and talking about it. One of the first rules of marketing.
OM
pglaves
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If that's Australian dollars then it is only $40,972 US dollars.
stevenrankin
Active member
Still a bit high
Yes, the conversion is good but, the price does not say AU $, nor US $
Does the signature on the tank make an $15K (US$) bike worth $59K or even $40K? St.
Yes, the conversion is good but, the price does not say AU $, nor US $
Does the signature on the tank make an $15K (US$) bike worth $59K or even $40K? St.
