> The lister here says the damage on this Tuono was from riding too close
> to a wall.
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> What do you call riding "close" enough to a wall to cause this type of
> damage? Something you do on purpose?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=38627&item=453
0140463&rd=1
> That must have been one heck of a feat for that rider to ride close
> enough to a wall to take off the blinker, scuff up the mini-fairing,
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> -marc
It's been crashed, the seller is bullshitting
Paul Cassel - 23 Feb 2005 23:57 GMT
> It's been crashed, the seller is bullshitting
Impossible to say. The important point is that it makes no diff to the
value of the bike if it scraped while vertical against a wall or scraped
while horizontal along the road. Damage is damge.
-paul
TaskMule - 24 Feb 2005 02:59 GMT
> > It's been crashed, the seller is bullshitting
> >
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> -paul
Not impossible at all, I guarantee it's been down the road. The scraped bar
end and lever was done at full steering lock.
Sure, it may have come up againsed a wall (highly unlikely) but it hit the
road after that.
looks like it went down to me...
>The lister here says the damage on this Tuono was from riding too close
>to a wall.
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>-marc
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