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Hey Zak I found a CR125 for ya!
http://lakeland.craigslist.org/mcy/624232443.html

wow thats a pretty good price. not to mention it looks like its in good shape.

damn id buy that thing in a heart beat but i still havent sold my 100 yet
it suks nobody wants to buy it

Have you talked to your local stealer to see if you can do a consignment you will lose a little bit of money but they might help you get rid of quicker. Just a idea you might want to check into .

Have you put that thing in a loca newspaper,the best being a major city paper that's close to you ?
Those bikes sell pretty fast anywhere unless it's clearly beat and /or "metal mulisha'd" out, or way over priced.
Yours looked pretty decent if I recall, that thing oughta be long gone.
Whats your ad read like, or what have you done to advertise it ? Doug

heres my ad
http://westpalmbeach.craigslist.org/mcy/631756469.html
i dont know why its not selling

I'd take off the stickers(especially the monster ones), and spell accepted properly.

zak13 wrote:heres my ad
http://westpalmbeach.craigslist.org/mcy/631756469.html
i dont know why its not selling

Buyers look for a clean, maintained bike. i would reccomend taking those stickers off. it makes the bike look fresh, and cleaner.

Me too.
Nothing looks as attractive to a potential buyer as really nice plastic with OEM graphics,and FX makes them for your nike,
Nothing is less appealing graphics wise as trendy stuff like Metal Mulisha , Monster, et al. Doug

[email protected] wrote:Me too.
Nothing looks as attractive to a potential buyer as really nice plastic with OEM graphics,and FX makes them for your nike,
Nothing is less appealing graphics wise as trendy stuff like Metal Mulisha , Monster, et al. Doug

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Take a new pic with the bike dry. Adjust the levers up a little so they are more neutral. Take the stickers off and put some new shroud graphics on. You probably want to take the stickers off the front fender also. I sold my 80 a couple weeks ago for $1100. I had a lot of pics on craigslist with the bike clean and shiney, chain adjusted to spec, levers normal, etc. and I guy called a day after I posted it. He drove an hour and a half the day after that, looked at the bike and took it for a little ride, pulled out his wallet and handed us the 11 $100's. If someone is coming to look at yours, make EXTRA sure if it is in your garage that your garage is clean and hide anything that isn't well maintained/crappy looking. Set up a nice spot for the people to walk around and look at the bike, free of dirt. If you really want to sell the bike, spend some $$ to get it looking stock and nice. New plastics, grips, levers, bar, graphics, anything you can do to make it look good.

Oh, and put a starting price on there along with "best reasonable offer" like you have. I'd say $1300 starting. Clean the air filter, change the oil, put the kick stand back on! and YOU HAVE TO ADJUST THAT CHAIN!!! It looks bad and nobody will want to buy it! Oh, and get that sponge out of your pic..