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pikey · Posted: 15.01.2008, 16:23 Post subject: Suzuki GSX1400 for sale in Chiang Mai

Stunning 2002 GSX 1400 for sale. 46k km, professional custom paint, 4-1 stainless exhaust system, stainless brakelines, bikini fairing. Owned and maintained by pro mechanic since new. Tax, insurance, green book & plate. Must be seen to be appreciated. All original parts available. Asking 295,000 or best offer.

Please note I am posting this on behalf of Joe (Joe's Bike Team) so please deal with him direct by stopping by the shop which is 26/1 Soi 2, Chang Moi Rd or give him a buzz on 053-251186.

Cheers,

Pikey.
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pikey · Posted: 29.01.2008, 13:12 Post subject:

Bike is now sold.

Cheers,

Pikey.
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tropicaljohno · Posted: 29.01.2008, 18:52 Post subject:

Have just been talking to the new owner, said he had an enjoyable ride home on the bike, and the bike certainly has a lot more power than his Phantom.
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monsterman · Revered Old Git Joined: 17 Oct 2006 Posts: 571

i am not suprised such a nice awesome bike sold quick.
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JohhnyE · Posted: 30.01.2008, 07:58 Post subject:

Jerry if this is a nice awesome bike how come my Fazer hasn't sold yet?
It's every bit as good as a GSX 1400 and is cheaper as well! Handles better,is faster and lighter??
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monsterman · Revered Old Git Joined: 17 Oct 2006 Posts: 571

JohhneyE I dont know ,, i think the Fazer is a more focused bike but the GS1400 has sex appeal ,,you know bigger is best my dick longer sort of stuff.

Fazer is a more level headed bike , better handling is your in CM or a big city ,if not it may be more difficult to sell,, maybe a buyer is just around the corner.

It is a buyers market now as well there are big numbers of big bikes in the Pattaya shops ,
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JohhnyE · Posted: 30.01.2008, 11:14 Post subject:

As Joe has now sold his maybe I should put it in his shop?
Pikey???
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tropicaljohno · Posted: 30.01.2008, 16:17 Post subject:

Johnny, its a good idea to say where bike is located, even in your profile you only list as Thailand.

My friend, was looking to buy a big bike, I sent him details of Joe's as I knew it was located in Chiang Mai, and he ended up buying it.

Just a suggestion
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JohhnyE · Posted: 30.01.2008, 17:17 Post subject:

Good Idea but I figured if somebody wants it they would contact me and travel.
Anyway it's in Chiang Mai.
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pikey · Posted: 30.01.2008, 18:11 Post subject:

Chaps,

Joe's bike didn't exactly "fly out the door" as it had been advertised elsewhere for a couple of months with no success. Same for me before with my XJR1200 - took a while and the market is very different here to what we are used to back home - small amount of suitable bikes and a small number of serious buyers (no shortage of tyre kickers though Mad

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Persevere Johnny and try bahtsold, thaivisa and mocyc. You can ask Joe about putting it in his shop but if sold, he'd expect a few % commission Smile

Cheers,

Pikey.
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JohhnyE · Posted: 31.01.2008, 07:42 Post subject:

I expect and accept Joe would want a few $$$$. He's done it for me before.
I'll call him.
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