a sad day

[hudders]

Ive had my zxr beloved first big bike for 6 months, done 800km on it. But I sadly have to sell it.

Im self employed, and what with doubling car/van insurance and a host of other crap including serious lack of work out there, im forced to choose between feeding the children and feeding my bike.

It was a hard decision, but shes got to go.

I need some advice please. Ebay or bike trader? Im thinking the kind of buyer on bike trader would have more buying power. But ebay is cheaper.

thoughts?

[masterofinsanity]

with ebay you're pretty much guaranteed a quick sale providing you're not asking over the odds, i agree with biketrader you will get more genuine buyers, but again you will get a lot less price on ebay, depends how quick you want to sell it and how much you're prepared to take for it.What about gumtree? or a classified ad on ebay?

[hudders]

I just stuck it on here

It needs to go, but no massive rush. just that 50 quid + is a chunk for bike trader. I guess itsa 6 for one half dozen for t'other.

[hudders]

went with bike trader. 40 quid and you go on the website for 3 weeks, in the bike trader and auto trader. same cost as ebay and hopefully i get more for it than i paid and that would be a touch.

Still.

[gavinfdavies]

try putting an add in practical sportsbikes - it's aimed at 70-90s sportsbikes, the zxr is ideal fodder for it, and the adds are quite cheap I think.

email; psreaderads@bauermedia.co.uk

sinlge coloums picture ads 25 words for 70-90s bikes is free, big double column ads with 50 words = £30

this is for two issues.