Craigslist lightning strikes twice in week

I answered an ad for a pair of Ohlins shocks to fit an oilhead BMW. I
got a screaming deal on a pair of apparently unused/barely used shocks,
that just happened to be set up for my bike and my weight. Is that bizarre?
Then of all things:
A Corbin double seat, with rumble seat back rest in immaculate
condition, and they RIGHT colors turned up, and I am now riding around
on a nicely upgraded suspension, and my ass is on this really comfy seat.
And the R1100RS came from a craigslist ad , too, two years back, for a
ridiculously good price.
So it ain't all overpriced weird deals and scammers.; But you do have to
be ready to pounce.
Have I exhausted my craigslist karma?
I no longer live in the same building with him (craig was our downstairs
neighbor), so perhaps things will go back the normal 2005 GSX-rs in
france for 2100 dollars, shipping through Midnight Escrow Service in
Bulgaria.

--
Jim Stinnett
VTR1000
R1100RS
YZF R1
http://www.moto-rama.com

 

Don't forget the greatly overpriced salvage title bikes ("It
was just a little lowside, honest, no, this bike didn't go flying off
of Grizzley Peak") being sold by someone who doesn't even OWN the bike
but will instead just go to the auction if he finds a buyer.