Each bike has it's own folder with every service note and hard copy's of invoices. So we can be 100% Honest and show people what has been done in it's life on the Road. Maybe over kill but we like to be Honest with people. Take care. Safe riding.
Boom, that's how it's done! I'm not as organized as you, but I certainly keep my service records, though I will say no one has ever asked for them. Mostly just the VIN report, but like you, I'm the be prepared for anything kind of person.
I used Marketplace to sell my 17 CVO Streetglide I like you get a ton of exposure also use Craigslist. I also have a side hustle Detailing Bikes so you were spot on a Bike needs to be Clean 😁
I knew someone was bound to have used Marketplace. Also, I've considered starting something like you do with bikes, for cars. Do you just use word-of-mouth, or do you advertise?
@@thatoneguymoto I advertised when I frist started detailing I use Face book to Help make appointments I also know tons of people an people know my skills as a rider so I do pick an delivery local. I charge 150 for a Bike I only do full detail an 200 for a trike I can do 2 bikes a day on Thursday an Friday So on average I make 600 cash only for two days, working today. lunch break, I run my dumptruck hauling service so I not always detailing. Cash from detailing is how I fund most of my travels.
As much as I want to hate on Facebook for privacy etc their marketplace is easily ten times what Craigslist offers in my area. I have test ridden a bike by a guy listed on Letgo who doesn't like to use FB. Bought 3 bikes and sold 1 on that marketplace. One thing to add: be competitive about value of bike or it will just sit
Thanks for the tip! I definitely agree about competitive pricing. I'll also say, that if you've got the time and your price is fair, stick with it. It took me about three months of trying to sell my bike at the price I wanted, and once the warmer weather started, it sold.
Yup. lots of flakey people, for sure. It's definitely an arduous process, but if you're not in a hurry, you can typically get close to your asking price. 🤞🏽
What specific details are you looking for regarding selling your bike? Like filling out the title transfer and release of liability? Check out your state's DMV on title transfers for info on that. If that's what you're looking for, I'm guessing most RUclips creators are hesitant to make that video because they don't want to be liable for someone filling out their form wrong, or giving incorrect info, since every state/country is going to be a little different.
@@thatoneguymoto thanks for actually reaching out! But yes, basically any and all info thats informative about selling the bike. For example, “what is a notary? Why is it important to have the bike notarized? Is it even necessary to have it notarized to sell or does one just need to sign and receive payment?? Things like that. What does the buyer have to do on his end? Etc.
@@omarramo5340 a notary is someone who is licensed to be an official witness to the sale and sign off on it as well. your state may or may not require one.
Lane filtering in CA is legal and a great way to save time when you have somewhere to be, as I did at the time. As for complaining, it seems to be contagious and you caught the bug. 😉 😆Thanks for watching 🤓
Each bike has it's own folder with every service note and hard copy's of invoices. So we can be 100% Honest and show people what has been done in it's life on the Road. Maybe over kill but we like to be Honest with people. Take care. Safe riding.
Boom, that's how it's done! I'm not as organized as you, but I certainly keep my service records, though I will say no one has ever asked for them. Mostly just the VIN report, but like you, I'm the be prepared for anything kind of person.
I used Marketplace to sell my 17 CVO Streetglide I like you get a ton of exposure also use Craigslist. I also have a side hustle Detailing Bikes so you were spot on a Bike needs to be Clean 😁
I knew someone was bound to have used Marketplace. Also, I've considered starting something like you do with bikes, for cars. Do you just use word-of-mouth, or do you advertise?
@@thatoneguymoto I advertised when I frist started detailing I use Face book to Help make appointments I also know tons of people an people know my skills as a rider so I do pick an delivery local. I charge 150 for a Bike I only do full detail an 200 for a trike I can do 2 bikes a day on Thursday an Friday So on average I make 600 cash only for two days, working today. lunch break, I run my dumptruck hauling service so I not always detailing. Cash from detailing is how I fund most of my travels.
Please Is market place a website for selling bikes?
Craiglist costs $5 to sell vehicles and motorocyles now. It’s no longer free
In the greater Sacramento area it is still free. Just tried it out and was not charged anything.
The noises! lol #lovefartnoises earned a sub from us:)
🤓💩👍🏽 I think I have a wide-ranging sense of humor, and #fartnoises will always get a laugh out of me
As much as I want to hate on Facebook for privacy etc their marketplace is easily ten times what Craigslist offers in my area. I have test ridden a bike by a guy listed on Letgo who doesn't like to use FB. Bought 3 bikes and sold 1 on that marketplace.
One thing to add: be competitive about value of bike or it will just sit
Thanks for the tip! I definitely agree about competitive pricing. I'll also say, that if you've got the time and your price is fair, stick with it. It took me about three months of trying to sell my bike at the price I wanted, and once the warmer weather started, it sold.
I have trust issues. What are some good rules about letting someone test ride?
How do you feel about letting someone test drive your bike? Also great video 🙏
I'm okay with it as long as I've got cash in hand and they understand that if they drop it/wreck it, they buy it.
All forget it I'll just keep the damn bike .
If that's an option, for sure, yeah. 🤓
Facebook great
I've tried selling my bike twice. It's so hard. People are flakes these days.
Yup. lots of flakey people, for sure. It's definitely an arduous process, but if you're not in a hurry, you can typically get close to your asking price. 🤞🏽
You failed to mention another way to get rid of your bike …… trade for T.O.G. knock-off t-shirts. (Comment from a friend)
Shhhh 🤫 we want to keep those t-shirts on the down-low. It's the rarity that'll help them retain their value. 😆
Why cant there EVER be a video on how to actually sell the bike rather than TIPS?!!
What specific details are you looking for regarding selling your bike? Like filling out the title transfer and release of liability? Check out your state's DMV on title transfers for info on that.
If that's what you're looking for, I'm guessing most RUclips creators are hesitant to make that video because they don't want to be liable for someone filling out their form wrong, or giving incorrect info, since every state/country is going to be a little different.
@@thatoneguymoto thanks for actually reaching out! But yes, basically any and all info thats informative about selling the bike. For example, “what is a notary? Why is it important to have the bike notarized? Is it even necessary to have it notarized to sell or does one just need to sign and receive payment?? Things like that. What does the buyer have to do on his end? Etc.
@@omarramo5340 a notary is someone who is licensed to be an official witness to the sale and sign off on it as well. your state may or may not require one.
Oooo😴lol 🤪
Now you've got a go-to video if you're having trouble sleeping 😆
@@thatoneguymoto 👍🖖
Stop complaining ~ the first minute set you up as a whiner
Holy crap ~ riding up between two lanes of traffic?!??!
You are not only dangerous… you are stupid
Lane filtering in CA is legal and a great way to save time when you have somewhere to be, as I did at the time. As for complaining, it seems to be contagious and you caught the bug. 😉 😆Thanks for watching 🤓