Like parting out the bike and then selling the bike to profit off of the aftermarket parts?
Yep. That sounds about right.
Yeah pal sure "profits"....., paying $700+ for street bodywork when I cant get that for the track bodywork.
Paying $150 for mirrors and getting zero from anything on it.
Paying $150 for a headlight when there was none.
Paying $100 for a tail light because there was none.
Paying $50 for a fan because there was none.
Paying $400 for fork seals and service because the bike came to my door with a leaky right fork.
Paying $100 for new front brake pads because the pads on the bike were nearly down to the metal.
Paying $300 for a shop crane to lift the bike and be unable to ride it for two weeks during the fork repair. Otherwise the job was $600+ at the dealer and they couldnt do it for over a month
Paying $50 for an oem fender/plate holder
Paying $100+ for a different keyed seat lock, assorted hardware etc
the list goes on....
No profits here pal. Learn math.
Then you have 5, 10, 15+ hours doing all of this. But thanks for your obnoxious opinion as always.
Bike has been ridable for less than 10% of the time I've had it so far.