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  • Slightly suspicious eBay listing?
  • cookeaa
    Full Member

    Hmmm,
    ”stuntjumper” you say…
    No mention of the free D-lock in the description…

    holmes81
    Free Member

    Not sure about that.

    Seller has 100 positive feedback however attached d lock is a bit strange.

    Wookster
    Full Member

    That’s not a Stumpy. It’s an FSR XC so a 100mm travel bike it was about before the camber I think?

    stevemuzzy
    Free Member

    Yup fsr xc. Circa 2008 to 2010. Nearly bought one and went for a trance instead as it had a touch more travel.

    damascus
    Free Member

    I’m guessing the shed was easier to cut through than the d lock.

    He might have 100% feedback but that could all be from selling stolen goods.

    Avoid!

    joebristol
    Full Member

    Suspicious as you like with a d lock on it and the wrong frame description.

    Also, does that front chainring look enormous?

    captmorgan
    Free Member

    Seems strange that the shock is not attached to the frame either, I’d give a wide berth myself.

    shermer75
    Free Member

    Hahaha

    plyphon
    Free Member

    Someone ask if it comes with the D-Lock and post the reply!

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    Could be a house clearance I guess, but yeah, I’d steer clear

    dmck16
    Free Member

    Incredibly tempting to spam him up with loads of questions… 😛

    Especially since I’m such a bar steward.

    Edit: Also selling a teddy bear for 5 grand…

    nealglover
    Free Member

    Does the D Lock that is attached to the frame come
    With the sale ?
    And if so, do you have the keys.

    I would need a decent lock, there are a lot of bike thefts in my area.

    Cheers.
    Hi, no the D-lock would be removed, i did not have the keys for it at time of photo but do now.
    I can include the D-lock but at an additional cost and yes it would have a key.
    Let me know what works best for you, Thank you!

    [/quote]

    bigyinn
    Free Member

    [translation]His angle grinder turned up.[/translation]

    grtdkad
    Full Member

    Nice one Neal

    grtdkad
    Full Member

    Shouldn’t really but …

    New message from: tarrantarran (323Turquoise Star)
    Yes I do but they were at work when I took photo

    On 29/08/2017, 18:06, grtdkad wrote:

    grtdkad has sent a question about item #132304560485, ending on 22-Sep-17 13:46:05 BST – Specialized Stuntjumper Expert FSR Mountain Bike frame Only

    Hi, I’m interested in the Spesh.
    What’s up with the D-Lock? You have keys?

    dufusdip
    Free Member

    Got a reply about 7ish

    Hi, I have since updated the title to say that it is a comp XC, not a stunt jumper and no I do not have a receipt as I bought it from my friend.

    It is not stolen, in fact the rest of the bike was stolen apart from the frame because of that very same lock. I can send you a picture of the bike without the lock and a with the lock and key in image to prove it if you’d like.

    Thanks for the casual allegation.

    dmorts
    Full Member

    There is a plausible situation that the bike was locked up, then everything bar the frame was stolen. Perhaps this happened at his workplace. Matey then retrieved the frame, putting the lock back on for convenience, e.g. easier to carry. Then once home just dumped the frame, lock and all in the shed/garage. Come bank holiday and time for a clearout, drag it out, snap a few pics and get it on eBay….hoping no one notices the lock.

    I’d not buy it though, but that’s down to its price not the chances of it being hot 😀

    nealglover
    Free Member

    He’s updated his description, but no pics without lock, or of the lock with key etc.

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    Does explain why the shock is unbolted at one end…

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