No cash no ride question..

WESSA

29/08/2008 at 10:59

So, if you turned up for a ride of my bike that is for sale, i take the cash off you before you go out on it, then you smash it......

Can i legally keep the money?... In the real world guys..

Chewie

29/08/2008 at 11:01

Yep. A verbal contract is still legally binding. But I get to keep the scrap etc.

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little1uk

29/08/2008 at 11:10

To right mate, when i sell my bikes i make em sign to say so before they go for a test ride and it also covers the time they go out to the time they get back regards speeding fines, fucked if im takin points and a fine for a test rider, all genuine buyers understand and have always signed, maybe im over cautious but prefer to cover my arse

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Instructor

29/08/2008 at 20:21

Bloody right, but why do you ask ?

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WESSA

30/08/2008 at 10:24

Instructor wrote (see)

Bloody right, but why do you ask ?

Cos im selling my bike...

K100RS

30/08/2008 at 19:54

Do you also check their insurance.

A-I-S

30/08/2008 at 19:59

er no you don't , you would loose in court, hth

Have you filled your GARAGE in yet?

R1 loon

30/08/2008 at 20:03

You'd need a pretty tight contract or a receipt for sale, in which case they have already bought the bike

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Biker Biggles

30/08/2008 at 21:58

I look at it this way.Buyer looks over bike and decides if they want to negotiate a sale or not.If they are interested then a price is sorted subject to a test ride.Money is handed over and as long as the bike rides as it should they have bought it.If they bin it they have still bought it.

huskydealer

31/08/2008 at 09:47

Of course morally your right but you would loose a court case.

If your bike is smashed up how can you prove it wasn't to blame for the accident ect ect. There are too many ways out of it legally.

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wavydave

31/08/2008 at 09:52

huskydealer wrote (see)

Of course morally your right but you would loose a court case.
If your bike is smashed up how can you prove it wasn't to blame for the accident ect ect. There are too many ways out of it legally.

another fact ,more people would buy husqvarna if they weren't so ridiculously overpriced.

bakerstreet

31/08/2008 at 10:17

I get them to sign something, see their insurance and license details I photocopy them as well. Not sure how water tight it is, but I have only needed it once.

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