Fat Chance Titanium

[Once A Hero]

It's a nice bike and I admit I don't know much about this brand, still, I don't see such value in it to justify the asking price.
I'm not liking the £1,289.08 shipping fee either. That's a bit exorbitant innit?

Cheaper to fly out there and bring it back with you.

 

[MuchAlohaNui]

It's not a 1994 though

 

[M-Power]

Wonder how many of us ex trade sold bikes for this amount when they were new in the UK. The only people who actually rode £££ bikes properly tended to be in the trade or occasionally sponsored riders.

 

[IHateRain]

I would reanodise parts to match, bling it up a bit further with CK hubs, Grafton clamps etc, and you will end up with a ~ 20lb dream bike

Yeah Dude



Cheers
IHR

 

[mkozaczek]

Happy to work a direct sale if anyone is interested, ebay shipping fees are nuts and I'm not sure why they are so high.

This is my listing in case that wasn't obvious.

 

[MuchAlohaNui]

TRS requirements from eBay pushing the shipping so high that buyers look elsewhere. In part because eBay caters primarily to buyers and eBay isn't going to pay the "free shipping return" if the buyer doesn't like what they buy. All that easy peasy return policy stuff eBay and Paypal do is paid by the buyer, all up front. Plus the buyer is compelled to pay upfront all customs fees which are embedded in the shipping quote. Plus you get to pay eBay 10%...but you get tons of exposure of the auction because they offer so many different payment methods.

A necessary evil. I used to sell a lot on eBay, but the way they expose the sellers, I rarely do anymore.