i/s bags and hardware

[john]

                            

97-03 Honda Valkyrie Interstate GL1500CFX Left & Right Saddlebag W/ Mounting

Brackets and Hardware

Time left:1d 1h leftTomorrow, 8PM         $399.99     1 bid
            gotta love ebay           

[rocketray]

yes baby!!!!   it's got my name on it!!!   

[john]

                                 

[mike4sho]

Great deal and great shape.  Every time I tried to bid on a set I was always out bid.  Some guy bid over 1k for a set like that.  Good luck.

[John Schmidt]

Most people make the mistake of bidding before the last 10-15 seconds of the auction. That does nothing but drive up the price. In all the years I've been buying off Ebay, I can count on one hand the number of times I've lost out because I simply wait until the last few seconds. BUT...before I make a bid, I research and determine what I'm willing to pay. If it goes beyond that figure, regardless of how bad I want it...I don't bid. The other mistake many make is bidding even dollars and cents. Dumb! I can't tell you how many times I've won an item by bidding the odd dollars and cents....many times by no more than two or three cents. For example; don't bid $50 or even $50.50. It isn't going to break you to bid something like $57.97. Just watch what/how the others are bidding, and if they're using even numbers, that's your clue to go with odd figures.

[olddog1946]

Most people make the mistake of bidding before the last 10-15 seconds of the auction. That does nothing but drive up the price. In all the years I've been buying off Ebay, I can count on one hand the number of times I've lost out because I simply wait until the last few seconds. BUT...before I make a bid, I research and determine what I'm willing to pay. If it goes beyond that figure, regardless of how bad I want it...I don't bid. The other mistake many make is bidding even dollars and cents. Dumb! I can't tell you how many times I've won an item by bidding the odd dollars and cents....many times by no more than two or three cents. For example; don't bid $50 or even $50.50. It isn't going to break you to bid something like $57.97. Just watch what/how the others are bidding, and if they're using even numbers, that's your clue to go with odd figures.

John, you are right on the money there. Always know what your willing to pay and don't go over that. I almost always bid in odd numbers, some will get to a dollar amount then quit and I've only over bid them by 2 or 3 cents.

As to the bags, I'd BET they don't end up anywhere near that low a price.