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Originally Posted by Flexin
If someone is hard up for money, how do you know they didn't replace an expensive part, sell it to a friend and put a stock unit back in? You don't. The paper is only good if you trust what is written on it.
Shit happens but having that paper doesn't mean you will get more money for the bike. Some will offer less for mods. And mods are only worth more to someone that feels they are worth more. The seller sets a asking price. The buyer decided what its worth.
James
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I think everyone is missing the fact that the example he used can easily be tested.. so long as you get cash up front for a nice test ride.. lol
Edit - And to answer the original question - no I still wouldn't have a receipt..