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Rare Bikes - True Value

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chubby:

--- Quote from: chubby on December 21, 2013, 10:10 PM ---As an owner of a few old rare donkey's, I find rarity doesn't have that much of an effect on the value........
Some of mine are 1 of e or 4 about bur you are only appealing to a small market  :LolLolLolLol:
Most oc the readily available mass market stucf goes cor more dosh....
My rule 8s ic you like it &  an buy it then do so............

Im quiet pissing though  :LolLolLolLol:  :LolLolLolLol:

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This explains my banging head this morn  "nono"

hobbsy:
both shit, :daumenhoch:

factory pilot:
Chubby is right....
in any hobby or collection rarity doesn't always=huge price
Burners, choppers etc are sought after because they were popular back in the day and hence the high prices
I used to buy and sell the odd book.... an obsure 1st edition from 1880s would never match the frenzy of a Harry Potter 1st for example :daumenhoch:

kungfunky:
Rare and Desirable make a killer combination for making an item worth biiiiig bucks.

Orange777:
What is the most expensive bike anyone has seen in the last 5 or so years? I seem to recall seeing one for $12,000 on the Museum!

Appreciate that bikes are a very personal item. I am a GT and Skyway lover myself. I guess people pay what they need to (and can afford) to realise a dream!

BTW - Merry Christmas chaps.

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