Don’t buy a used motorcycle without taking the proper precautions like Booking motorcycle Plate Number (จอง เลข ทะเบียน รถ มอเตอร์ไซค์ which is the term in Thai)! Find out how to proceed so you don’t have a bad experience!
1: Doing Your Homework Well.
It may seem overwhelming to many of us, but the process of choosing a new bike can take longer than anticipated. For a few, easily weeks or even months!
We know that our market is relatively small, that the supply is neither large nor varied, and that prices are probably inflated (especially when shopping), but it is worth investigating before buying.
Visit stands, go to more or less specialized sites, including the one on your Riding a Motorcycle, resort to social networks or even the help of friends, and even consider importing anything to get the best deal possible! That’s why it’s even better not to be in a hurry, or it wasn’t this enemy of perfection!
2: How To Do It When You Have A Motorcycle To Resume.
Most of us, when changing bikes, end up having to “get rid of” their current one. For costs, space, it doesn’t matter the reason. Still, the sale of our motorcycle can be a complicated problem, even more so when the successor is a private individual, who generally doesn’t accept returns!
Sales to stands and the like are usually a rest. Values are settled, paperwork is done, you get in with one bike and leave with another, but if that’s not the case, it’s worth investing time in the sale. A careful washing, proofreading, well framed and detailed photos, a detailed and attractive description, maintenance invoices, service book, all this helps to simplify the sale, even more, when we publish it on the Internet where it can reach huge potentials. Buyers.
3: Beware Of Bargains.
It is said that if a deal is too good to be true, it usually is! It doesn’t mean that it’s always like this, but it’s the most common and when in doubt, either doesn’t buy or get more information and ask for help from someone with more knowledge than us to help us decide!
4: Don’t Value Bikes With Inflated Prices.
We’ve all seen used motorcycles for sale at prices equal to or higher than new ones. Apart from some particular cases, like some classic or very rare motorcycles, this is pure speculation and will hardly be sold at this price.
In these cases, you have two options: either you ignore them or make an exploratory contact, but without much pressure since it is not worth investing a lot of time in the face of unrealistic prices. Besides, you never know when the seller puts that price precisely because he doesn’t want to sell, so he can say at home that the best thing is not to sell, because nobody buys! The human mind is plotted!
