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God I love all Facebook experts popped up in here, can’t sell a Twinkie to save your soul but shovel prices are not down in any manner unless it’s hotter than the ex when the child support check is late. The clown with $1000- 1500 crack is pure comedy, few of us in here wheel & deal with these things daily on both coasts and a few offshore friends. That bike sitting is about $3500 if the papers in order, I’ve been traveling the country for several week’s deliberately shopping marketplace for shovel goods. While prices are all over the place even complete parts pile shovels with a title are bringing $3000 or more and I’ve been seeing some sorry sh*t for that money.
Last edited by TwiZted Biker; Nov 9, 2025 at 01:48 AM.
God I love all Facebook experts popped up in here, cant sell a Twinkie to save your soul but shovel prices are not down in any manner unless its hotter than the ex when the child support check is late. The clown with $1000- 1500 crack is pure comedy, few of us in here wheel & deal with these things daily on both coasts and a few offshore friends. That bike sitting is about $3500 if the papers in order, Ive been traveling the country for several weeks deliberately shopping marketplace for shovel goods. While prices are all over the place even complete parts pile shovels with a title are bringing $3000 or more and Ive been seeing some sorry sh*t for that money.
TwiZted Biker traveling the country closing deals.
Once again the "Dime a dozen" character couldn't be more lost
Far from it
PT Barnum said it best, there's one born every minute
Nothing unique about that bike aside from it being butchered and neglected over the years with a motor that we have to assume, after sitting for ten yrs will be the same on the inside as the outside looks
One would have to be a fool to pay for a rolling basket they'd have to trailer for the same money they could buy a runner for and drive it home and not have to invest nowhere near what that one would require
Doesn't make any sense at all.
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