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Tsunami
09-13-2009, 02:28 AM
Anyone live near Coldspring Tx? Its a bit North of Houston according to Google maps

Jet
09-13-2009, 11:34 AM
Nope but I do live in El Paso, TX which is just North of the Mexican Border and East of New Mexico.... If you ever drive through here... Just keep on driving, cause you're not missing much :)

Adeptus_Minor
09-13-2009, 12:41 PM
Anyone live near Coldspring Tx? Its a bit North of Houston according to Google maps

It's deep East Texas, piney woods country, not far from Lake Livingston.
My family's land isn't too far from there.
Why do you ask?

Captain Morgan
09-13-2009, 12:45 PM
Nope but I do live in El Paso, TX which is just North of the Mexican Border and East of New Mexico.... If you ever drive through here... Just keep on driving, cause you're not missing much :)

Unless you're a rock climber. Then you want to stop by Hueco Tanks!! Great climbing there!!

Tsunami
09-14-2009, 01:13 AM
It's deep East Texas, piney woods country, not far from Lake Livingston.
My family's land isn't too far from there.
Why do you ask?

Found a bike on ebay that I wanted to bid on, but I never bought a bike from ebay. It was a salvage, restored and retitled. I already checked with the DMV here and the title process wont' be an issue.

I am just trying to figure my options here. Is it safe to send over a cashiers check which is what most places require? I am scared they are going to take the money and run. I was wondering if it would be a good idea for somoene to complete the monetary transaction for me, perhaps drop it off at a shipping station? though I emailed him and he would drop it off for shipping.

Of course I would pay for the help as I wouldn't anyone to go out of their way for free.


Any suggestions/thoughts on the bike? and how to handle this if I do win??

Homeslice
09-14-2009, 01:26 AM
What kind of accident was it in? I'm a little leery of bikes that have been totally restored with new parts because you can't see how serious the accident was. Does he have before pics? If not, you can't tell how serious it was. And if it was more than a simple lowside, he might have bent the frame and never bothered to get it straightened. Does he have any way to prove that someone checked the frame? Not to be a downer, but just throwing that out there :shrug:

Tsunami
09-14-2009, 01:44 AM
What kind of accident was it in? I'm a little leery of bikes that have been totally restored with new parts because you can't see how serious the accident was. Does he have before pics? If not, you can't tell how serious it was. And if it was more than a simple lowside, he might have bent the frame and never bothered to get it straightened. Does he have any way to prove that someone checked the frame? Not to be a downer, but just throwing that out there :shrug:

Seems like a lowside, he bought it as a salvage bike but had it completely restored and has a regular blue title from TX so I believe the title should be clear. So the bike had been inspected- though i don't know how rigorous the inspection was.

Said the frame and forks are straight.

There is still a ding on the gas tank and one on the pipe but its minor cosmetic issues.

RACER X
09-14-2009, 08:41 AM
link to sale? i can ask on local board

i'd go look, but i have the kids (d works) on the weekend and thats quite a hike.