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British Bikes / Re: 1914 Humber number problem sunbeam club
« on: May 21, 2013, 01:12:18 PM »
More like human greed seeing the chance to nab stuff from a deceased's estate while the going was good. Nasty opportunism.
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. The british bike industry was sick when the CB came out 69 , and should have been the wake up call they needed , the rest is history
CB750/CB400/4/Kettle ....................... for less than a t cub etc project ...... where
old worthless Jap-crap ................ have you seen what they are fetching now
I thought the old bike boom had passed but looking at this it obviously hasn't.
Why would it have passed? They aren't making them any more, and that's always a good indicator that the prices will rise.
That old Law of Supply and Demand again, and the supply of barn-finds and Ebay "bitsas" will only last so long.
Has the world gone mad or am I just out of touch?.
I'm sure your dad said much the same when he saw someone pay £7-10s for an old Austin Seven, but that's how it goes. You want it, you pay the money (unless it's old worthless Jap-crap in which case you leave it outside and the Gyppos kindly "dispose" of it for you overnight...