The guy was polite enough, but trust had suffered a blow already. He had obviously been watching too much of Boris on tv.
It was immaculate in conception, er, perception, as i religiously looked it over as a novice wanna be would. Sat on it ... fab ... great suspension, seat just wide enough to support piles (of weight), and less than 100kg apparently. it seemed tall for my little dangling legs, but the preload was obviously turned up very high.
I was put off slightly by the guy saying that he had just listened to the engine and it seemed oj so he had out it up for sale in the AB M/C showroom. Also the number plate was not on, as that was `up to me`? as I might want to get a small one? ... Also, the mot had run out, as just over 3 years old probably, and that was `up to me`? also. When pressed, his mate came out and said they would get it day time mot. ... not really impressed so far.
Then the crunch ... `can you start it up?` I asked .... FFucKK Me ... wot a fukkin `Orible sound ... I knew it was 2 stroke .. but didnt expect it to be rattly and Loud and fukkin SMokey .....
... I thought maybe they had improved 2 stroked since i last had one ..... ???
but NO ... I sjhudda known better.
No offense to RS on his beautiful new acquisition .....
but .. its just that 2T is Not for Me !!
Richard !! How could you ??/ ... you mad young Hooligan you !! ....
.... but ... Enjoy !! 
...get an enquiry from a buyer, tell them a price, agree that they come to look at the vehicle, then change the price of the advert in the meantime. Some people will fall for it because once they see the 'vehicle' in the flesh they want it more and more and will pay the inflated price. Others will query the different price and then be told that there's been so much interest in it that they've changed the price upwards. Others will stand their ground, call the dealer's bluff and walk away...unless they get the price that was originally quoted.