so is this a fair price for an h2 frame with no papers or documents of any kind
is this a fair price
- Kezsam1
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is this a fair price
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/kawasaki-H2-7 ... 27cf5f0d2e
so is this a fair price for an h2 frame with no papers or documents of any kind
so is this a fair price for an h2 frame with no papers or documents of any kind
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Neil the Don
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A fair price is one the buyer is happy to pay.
It bears no relevance to other peoples opinion.
And if you then find a similar item at a lower price. So what ? You were happy with your deal when you entered it.
Any other consideration is a different question all together....like : Ooh, will I get laughed at for doing this ? And again ,so what ?!!
Or is this a bit too deep !
It bears no relevance to other peoples opinion.
And if you then find a similar item at a lower price. So what ? You were happy with your deal when you entered it.
Any other consideration is a different question all together....like : Ooh, will I get laughed at for doing this ? And again ,so what ?!!
Or is this a bit too deep !
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Fair price
Deep Neil, but not too deep! Also very true!
- Kezsam1
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i take your point entirly neil you pay your money you take your choice( or something like that
) but being unfamiliar with h2 and h1 prices was really just after advice from those more likely to know and the lack of paperwork was a concern
thanks for the offer of a frame Optedout but if i went for one it would be after an h2c frame :smt023
thanks for the offer of a frame Optedout but if i went for one it would be after an h2c frame :smt023
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