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I'm preparing to sell my bike, it is in great condition, low kilometres,never dropped all the usual things, but since I am a perfectionist has a couple of things which bother me but mean the bike isn't perfect. The top of each saddle bag has some marks on the vinyl, from my wife's boots getting on the bike, there is a scratch in the vinyl on one saddlebag where I caught it on another bikes exhaust backing up in a gas station. Finally one side panel has a 1/4 inch mark where it rubbed on the drive belt.
Do I highlight all of these in the ad and talk the bike down or perhaps let the photos do the talking. I'm not trying to hide these blemishes but I'm worried that too much info will put off people from coming and looking at what is a stunning looking bike .
What say the collective, declare all or leave a little for buyers to discover and maybe haggle on the price?
Do I highlight all of these in the ad and talk the bike down or perhaps let the photos do the talking. I'm not trying to hide these blemishes but I'm worried that too much info will put off people from coming and looking at what is a stunning looking bike .
What say the collective, declare all or leave a little for buyers to discover and maybe haggle on the price?
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