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[mrchariybrown]

It's not the prettiest thing in the world but it runs fine.

Just some squeaky brakes you can get replaced for cheap. And might need a new battery soon.

Given the minor things you might want to get done (not imperative) and that I want to sell it fairly quickly, I'm posting it up at a huge loss (originally bought for a little over 600,000won).

400,000won

Located in Haebangchon.

[yojeff_10]

Will you take 350,000. I really don't want to spend 400 if i'm going to be needing a new battery and having to fix up other stuff.

[mrchariybrown]

[ATM SPIDERTAO]

not to be a dick or anything but losing 200,000 won from a purchase of a scooter from a dealer to someone else isn't that bad honestly

like it HONESTLY isn't that bad

i'm saying this cuz when i traded by 50cc scooter for a new motorcycle, the dude gave me 30,000won lol i paid 300,000won for that scooter too just a year previous to that hahaha

[BaboNim]

Unless your scooter was non functional, that dealer who gave you that offer for a trade in sounds like an exploitive douche. You'd be better off giving it to a friend and have their appreciation, which in my opinion is better than 30,000 from someone that is just (maybe) taking advantage of a foreigner.

At least that's what it sounds like from what you wrote. Maybe the situation was different from what how I read it, but it sounds like maybe you didn't care as you had your eye on your new bike. That doesn't change the fact that 30,000 for a trade in of a (if) working bike should be more than that.

[mrchariybrown]

lol @anyone trading in a scooter for 30,000won.. even one that doesn't run