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[jdub]

I am selling a 2000 Daelim Daystar. Its a black 125cc cruiser. Its got all the paperwork. im just selling it to buy a bigger bike.
I'm selling for 850,000won OBO
Need to sell ASAP!
I live in Daejeon. Email me if interested.

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[tombirner]

Hi... I don't know much about bikes, but I bought the same model of that bike with 3,000 KM last year for 400,000W. Granted, there were no papers, but nobody ever gave me any trouble about that.

That was probably a hell of a deal, but I'll still tenatively offer you 500,000W. Let me know.

[jdub]

that's the difference with papers. i can take it down the street and sell it to a bike shop for 600,000W and they turn around and sell it for 900,000 or more.
If I have no papers, bike shops won't buy it for more than 2 or 3 thousand and there is no way to register it if you need. And technically you have an illegal bike.

I'll think about your offer, but probably not. Like I said, I can go down the street and get that price with less hassle.

[nathanrutledge]

... or you simply take it to the bike shop, they get the serial number, call the factory and for about 50,000 you have a brand new set of papers, assuming the bike wasn't stolen to begin with.

[missds88]

I didn't know you can go through a bike shop to get papers. My bike does not have any, is it common to go through this process to get new papers?

[earthbound14]

I have to be honest 800,000 for a 2000 is a little steep for a quick sale.

600,000 to 700,000 is a more common price for this bike.

If you feel the bike is in good enough shape to sell at this price, stick to your guns, if you need to sell it fast, I'd advise a lower price.

I have a friend who might be willing to pay 600,000 to 700,000 for it.

PM me if you're willing to negotiate and I'll drag my buddy down to have a look at it.