My 240 Up For Grabs

[Zwiser]

those are stock a arms, and handle bars...

and some selling tips, i would first wash it real good maybe shine the plastics abit, paint the front shocks and do some touch up work on the paint, buy a cheap aftermarket bumper (they seem to really set off the bike) id also paint the front or rear wheels to match.

I would also give some proof of whats done to the motor.

I know your not looking for selling tips but to be honest that thing looks like a pos.

but if it looks nice you could easily get the money your looking for to buy a nice bigger 4 stroke.

And you really need to post up some videos, know ones going to buy it if theres no proof it runs before they drive all the way out to you to find it doesnt.

 

[2smoker85]

my question is i didnt even know they still have dial up?? considering the internet cost like 30 a month for wireless, time to upgrade big guy!!

 

[jahrastapark]

woooooooo, bedung bedung, dootdeetdootdoot dootdootdeetdootdoot....cccchhhhhhh.

 

[York Racing]

Sold. And no the A-Arms were definately aluminum +1's. And the bars were Renthals. I ordered them right from Rocky Mountain.

 

[Zwiser]

thats a renthal bar pad, not bars there stock.

and those are stock a arms theres no dont about it, and i dont even think they make aluminum a arms, because they would bend rather easily.

but good job selling it.

 

[yzrider]

deff stock a arms, idk bout the bar pad

 

[York Racing]

They made stock A-Arms out of aluminum and they were one inch longer. That makes a lot of sense bud. Thanks for the the help. =]

 

[Zwiser]

so if they made stock a arms out of aluminum way did mine have rust on the bottoms, and either way there not laegers like you said.

 

[York Racing]

Exactly. They were aluminum and didn't have one bit of rust on them.

 

[Zwiser]

oh geez! d you know that aluminum doesnt rust and that if stock arms are aluminum then why did mine if they were stock?