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Woodside:
Great bike
I've always had good experience with car and classic . It's free and gets good exposure not as much as eBay but I find all enquiries are as genuine as they ever are selling vehicles...always worth a try first if someone googles the bike it will be on first page or second returned search....

Chris400F:

--- Quote from: MarkCR750 on November 07, 2015, 10:18:21 PM ---Here's a link to their fees calculator, as far as I can tell if you had a starting bid of 7k and it went for 8.5k they would charge £252.85p , but have a go using the link I could be wrong!
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/fees.html

--- End quote ---
Scroll down the referenced page and you'll find the selling fees for eBay motors, which are different from the 'normal' fees.
Should cost you a maximum of £45 as far as I can tell.
I think you should be able to specify a reserve price if you list as an auction.
Yes, there are some moron 'buyers' out there but there are also a lot of genuine ones too, and eBay gets the exposure.
If you get two or more people who want the bike you could get a very good price.

bytio:
Many thanks for the info guys

Woodside:
Make sure you check fees ...I think £250 is a fixed top fee....if you go to auction.... I guess it's up to you if you think that it is worth it as you do get maximum exposure ...
I cannot remember if buy it now / best offer is fixed price insert fee... something is ringing in my head that they take a % of a best offer too

Chris400F:
These are the quoted fees for eBay Motors listings:

                                             Classified    Auction   Buy it now
Listing fees   Insertion fees   Â£14.99   Â£10.00   Â£10.00
Optional           Gallery plus   Â£2.99   Free           Free
 listing            Subtitle           £0.50   Â£0.50   Â£0.50
 upgrades           Listing designer   Free           Free           Free
                   Scheduler           Free           Free           Free
                   Add Buy it now   -           £2.99   -
                   Reserve price   -           £7.99   -
Final value fees   Final value fee     -           1% final selling price (min £20 max £35)

So as I understand it for an auction you would pay £10 Listing + max £35 Final Value + optional £7.99 for Reserve Price.
A Best Offer is treated as a Buy It Now at the accepted price with Final Value fee based on that figure.

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