Thanks for info again there..
Also will prob take you up on your IM there as well once I get into this...
Also will prob take you up on your IM there as well once I get into this...
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Quote from: svtbolt04 on September 01, 2009, 10:48:00 AM
If this bike has a TPS sensor, just unhook it. Do not remove it from the side of the carburetor.
Quote from: svtbolt04 on August 30, 2009, 10:07:48 AM
clean the carb.
Quote from: bushwacker on August 17, 2008, 10:39:31 PM
unbolt the rear & zip tie it to the frame. You dont need them.
Fronts are just like a small car pretty simple.
Bring a 12 pack & well get it done

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Quote from: AintSkeered on October 06, 2006, 08:23:08 PMYea doing that but law is law in any court been told... No need to feel sorry by the Judge just looking for legal justice as per the law is all..
I suggest that you seek a second legal opinion. You're in a civil case, not a criminal case. So, a judge is not going to feel sorry for you enough to rule against the person you sold stolen property to(regardless of whether you knew it or not). There are many people in this world who would not stand by and let you sell them stolen property without inflicting some serious payback on you and/or your family. Appreciate that you're only being threatened with a lawsuit and do the right thing.
Quote from: gery350 on October 06, 2006, 04:36:30 PM
yeah people call me paranoid but f that.
ont time iwas gonna drive to tampa to buy a z400(04) with only a billof sale.
the guy tried to convince me that those ORV's didnt have titles and a BOS would suffice.
well he finally broke down and told me that the bank had the title cause he still owed money on it.
BUT promised me that he would pay it off with the money i gave him for the bike.
yeah right.
Quote from: gery350 on October 06, 2006, 04:19:35 PM
dude im sorry but i ALWAYS check the vin.
i have 4 bikes and ive always cross referenced the vin to the title before showing the green.
tough lessonbut i am sure you will check from now on.
hope it all works out.
Quote from: yunt2ride on October 06, 2006, 04:01:29 PMYunt-- Well was looking to see if anyone else has been in this situation which it seems there has been... As for them winning pretty cut and dry from a Legal stance have been told....
Seems like you did not need any help from this website after all, since it seems you have already talked to a lawyer and decided what you were gonna do. The moral thing to do would be give them the money back because you made a mistake by not looking at the vin when you purchased the quad. I think they will and hope they win this one. Its what is do to them. You should have checked the vin on the quad. Final answer.
Was just doing what I could so both win since we really both are losing out in the end...Quote from: Loven It on October 06, 2006, 12:58:40 PM
You might be able to help others if you post the guys former screen name, so someone else dosen't get burned. ONCE A THEIF ALWAYS A THEIF!!!!! Please post the screen name.
Sure they were shocked and happy indeed with that call...Quote from: yunt2ride on October 06, 2006, 11:49:29 AM
You said the guy you purchased it from is long gone. Now you are saying he is in jail. I think you owe the person you sold it to a refund and then keep up with the guy in jail and get a judgement against him. You can go to court when his court date is set and let the judge know how much you are out and he will put a judgement against him. They are asking or sueing you for their money back and you need to do the same to the person you purchased it from.
Quote from: FishaHallic on October 06, 2006, 02:21:42 AM
What was the guys screen name you bought it from and how much did you pay?