Yeah the seller has form. I like to think he’s an eccentric millionaire who builds up the most ridiculously specced bikes to see how bad he can make them and still sell them to someone else…
The tyres are similar to an oddball black and white, jackshafted, cranks-on-backwards type thing with two rear brake calipers working on the same disc photographed in the same place a year or so ago…
The thing is that must have cost some money to build?
Reminds of a motor insurance claim we dealt with at work, our engineer went out to inspect a 2 year old Corsa and came back with a valuation of the vehicle about £3.5k less than we expected it to be worth with the comments “just wait til you the images”!
The young lad had a fronted policy where he was clearly driving it in mum’s name, they had spent £5.5k on a 2 year old top of the range Corsa, then proceeded to paint it…….with house paint and a paint brush and had attached a full bodykit to it, with wood screws!
I can’t help wondering how people fund such nonsense in the first place.
I mean I’ve owned some pretty shonky bikes in the past cobbled together from ebay tat and CRC specials and even those were costly enough at the time for what they were, these Max power-esq “Fantasy Rigs” always seem to have the shiny anodizing and paint to indicate newer parts have been used even if they’ve been built from a mixture of blingy and far-eastern pig metal parts some moron has thrown cash at it…
Peoples taste is their own I suppose, but grub screw collars on the bars? why not go the whole hog and attack them with a drill?
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