[yogibbear]

That bike should be skiped and put the money on a good 600 as your last bike was a 650.

 

[Just_Nick]

I noticed that earlier,but it's hard to tell(for me anyways)if it's part of the wire harness or if it really is a cracked weld. I would think his friend would have saw a huge cracked weld and immediately realized the bike is destroyed beyond repair?
Or...is this another elaborate scammer such as that mark dude from Pakistan the other day and were gonna get smashed with links anytime now:lol

It was kind of odd, until he posted that one site. A quick google search showed that it was probably full of AIDS, so RIP Mark.

 

[bueshy]

Those forks are almost perpendicular to the ground. And if that truly is a crack in the frame, that bike should never have even been a thought as a purchase.

 

[Just_Nick]

Might be worth it to part out, that's it.

 

[le skid]

Yep, the front end is fubar and the frame broken. Looking at those forks, I'd be willing to bet the rad didn't fare too well. So basically, that purchase would give you an engine (assuming it runs), a stretched swingarm, subframe / plastics and a gas tank.

If the "homeboy" seller is actually a friend and is trying to pawn that off on you...... I'd be looking for better friends.

 

[TwistedMister]

try like copart and buy one off an auction that has everything you need then go from there..

 

[le skid]

Hey, I read it and was interested... until I saw that I had already posted in it :lol

 

[TwistedMister]

it was on top when I saw it?

 

[TwistedMister]

check copart for your region, maybe they have another gen2 Boosa that has all the good parts you need, like one that got rear ended or something?

there is that other site like copart too what is it?

 

[TwistedMister]

Hey, I read it and was interested... until I saw that I had already posted in it :lol

whoa, so did I... lol wtf?