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[fence sitter]

I had this exact scooter (sold it here on Dave's a while back).

Don't expect to kick start this bike when it hasn't been ridden in 5 months. Won't happen. You'll need to jump the battery and then ride the bike for a good while to charge it, or simply buy a new battery for W50,000.

By the way, to kick start the bike you have to put it on it's stand and hold down the brake. Also, give it some gas for a second or three before you try.

[beej24]

ok well its probably going to need a new battery,
its been left left idle for five months.
its going to need a tune up and/or service.
hows the body work?
any rust?

il make an offer,
take into account its going to need a new battery(50000) and service(roughly 40000).
i say 650000 and you pay for shipment!

how does that sound?
if not interested thats cool!

[fence sitter]

[beej24]

sorry about that.
thanks fence sitter!

[SeoulnPepe]

I own a Dealim Delfino, and my wife and I had to kick start it often in the winter months.

The starter button works like a charm in the warmer months.

A Judd for 600,000? That's a little low.

The dealer we bought our scooter from wanted 500,000 for ours. These are the months when he can sell it for more than what he's offering us. And a Judd is a lot classier than a Delfino.

You might want to try and sell you scooter on the Korean market, not here. It seems that everyone's after a great deal, instead of a good one.

As a famous man once said, "It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price." The same applies to goods we buy.