BMW G650 Xchallenge with full overland prep

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Re: BMW G650 Xchallenge with full overland prep

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The Spanish Biker wrote:
daveuprite wrote:
IJnoGSer wrote:A few pointers before i stick it on eBay

If I put the bike on eBay will our Euro zone friends see it?
Would I be right in thinking taking PayPal is a bad idea?


Im was thinking a auction with a 4K reserve and a 5K plus buy it now.

Thanks
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Re: BMW G650 Xchallenge with full overland prep

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daveuprite wrote:
The Spanish Biker wrote:
daveuprite wrote:
IJnoGSer wrote:A few pointers before i stick it on eBay

If I put the bike on eBay will our Euro zone friends see it?
Would I be right in thinking taking PayPal is a bad idea?


Im was thinking a auction with a 4K reserve and a 5K plus buy it now.

Thanks
Ebay.fr is little used and not much respected in France, even though it is has much better funtionality and features than leboncoin. Leboncoin is France's version of Craig's List and everyone uses it. However there are a number of tricks and knacks to using it. I can help you with those if you choose to advertise in France - just send me a PM.
Told you so Ian, Dave's a top bloke! (thumbs)

Regs

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Re: Now on Ebay!

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dubber68 wrote:What weight/spring rate did you specify to hyperpro for the suspension please?
I didn't, Just let Bas work his magic! he set it up for fast trails and rough roads.
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Re: Now on Ebay!

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IJnoGSer wrote:
dubber68 wrote:What weight/spring rate did you specify to hyperpro for the suspension please?
I didn't, Just let Bas work his magic! he set it up for fast trails and rough roads.

I assume then that he set it up for your weight. Without getting too personal what weight/size are you. I am quite a big guy and need suspension to suit me and luggage while on a trip.
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Re: Now on Ebay!

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I assume then that he set it up for your weight. Without getting too personal what weight/size are you. I am quite a big guy and need suspension to suit me and luggage while on a trip.[/quote]

I'm not a 'big guy' about 11 stone but the beauty of the suspension is it can be adjusted for different loads as it has Hydraulic pre load adjustment on the rear and progressive springs with rebound and compression ajustment on the front.

I good suspension man could service and set it up to suit
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Re: BMW G650 Xchallenge with full overland prep

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It'd require a heavier spring for anyone of more..manly stature. not expensive and easy to sort
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Mike54 wrote:It'd require a heavier spring for anyone of more..manly stature. not expensive and easy to sort
Manly? do you mean obese? does your first heart attack qualify someones manlyness? (thumbs)

I Have a BMI of 22 and run 10k under 50 mins so I will stick with my feminine shell thanks :P
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BMW G650 Xchallenge with full overland prep

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11 stones where are my days... 86 kg for last years 10km running... I'll be dead by then (knees mainly)cycling serves me better. It I'm no where near athletic:/
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Now Sold (thumbs)
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IJnoGSer wrote:Now Sold (thumbs)
Too bad and too good for a new owner ;)
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