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What to do with a bike you don't need?


ApolloMozart
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Let me take a few pictures of the thing and then you can have a look and tell me how much it's worth.


It's in Watford, Hertfordshire.


And it has a bag! Where you can, conveniently, keep the rain cover!

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Perhaps the owner wants to do something special with the bike.

It would be great if unwanted bikes could be given to deserving people who would cherish them.

I know it sounds daft, but I know someone who rode superbikes for most of her life - then had to sell her last bike when money was short. This left her without the money to buy a new one, but she could just about afford to run one.

There are lots of reasons people have an unwanted bike - and might like to find a good home for it. I have a Suzuki XN85 - not the most expensive 1983 bike, but after looking after it and enjoying it for many years what should I plan for it's future when I peg out? I dont want it sold off to someone who would trash it in a day or two.

Some people may have unfortunate experiences that make them just want rid of a bike.

Some people might win the lottery and just get rid of their old stuff and are more concerned with the bother than the money.

Perhaps I'm just daydreaming.

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