It's been 7+ years since launching the site, and I've avoiding 'rules' as much as possible, so lets call these Guidelines.
If you're posting something for sale - include:
Where you are - too often people post things for sale and nobody knows if it's going to cost $10 or $1000 to ship the item. Knowing even roughly where the item is located helps prospective buyers decide if it's worthwhile. Like me being in Toronto and constantly tempted by awesome bikes for sale in Texas.
How much you want - if you've got something to sell you better know how much you want for it and be willing to say so.
Pictures- unless you're selling air, there's no excuse in this day and age to not have a picture. We even have a gallery so you can upload and host the picture here
For the peanut gallery - selling threads are not the place to debate the value or merit of an item being sold. If you don't like it, move along. Seriously - if I post my XS650 and ask $30,000 for it, and someone actually wants to pay me, please, LET THEM! The notion that keeping prices reasonable on our small little corner of the world will somehow impact global market prices for vintage motorcycles is bananas. If you want to complain about the appreciating value of our bikes, take your beef to eBay.
If you're posting something for sale - include:
Where you are - too often people post things for sale and nobody knows if it's going to cost $10 or $1000 to ship the item. Knowing even roughly where the item is located helps prospective buyers decide if it's worthwhile. Like me being in Toronto and constantly tempted by awesome bikes for sale in Texas.
How much you want - if you've got something to sell you better know how much you want for it and be willing to say so.
Pictures- unless you're selling air, there's no excuse in this day and age to not have a picture. We even have a gallery so you can upload and host the picture here
For the peanut gallery - selling threads are not the place to debate the value or merit of an item being sold. If you don't like it, move along. Seriously - if I post my XS650 and ask $30,000 for it, and someone actually wants to pay me, please, LET THEM
! The notion that keeping prices reasonable on our small little corner of the world will somehow impact global market prices for vintage motorcycles is bananas. If you want to complain about the appreciating value of our bikes, take your beef to eBay.
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