One important thing to remember..... --- Always look at their feedback and decide for yourself if its a reputable seller.

 

I have been buying/selling off Ebay for years and no real issues. Hell I bought my Rator on Ebay, so did my friend. One road trip to Kentucky one weekend and one to Minnesota the next to get ours [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

Some **** poor sellers out there with slow shipping and every excuse in the book, but so far it's been on sub-$30 purchases and I eventually get my parts. Pretty rare as well.

Check the feedback of the seller as RaptorOwner mentioned.

I also prefer the "buy it now" adds so you don't get caught in a bidding war and have to keep checking various auctions. Sometimes it's not an option though.

Chris

 

when i look for a quad on ebay i look for local people sellin just use common sense and be smart and itll save you alot of money

 

I bought my Quadzilla off ebay from MI. Although I would have known the frame was tweaked when I rode it in the end i'm happy i got it running strait now. Buying full quads off ebay can be on the trickier side but I have had no problems buying parts for all my quads off ebay. for the Quadzilla its especially nice buying used stock parts from parted out bikes instead of paying a fortune for parts that are expensive and hard to locate anyways. I love it.

 

But be carefull if your a Canadian buying from the US.

I bought a Warn 424 for $203 then CAN customs nailed me with a $88 bill for GST, PST, Brokers fees, and Duties. All in all I didnt save a pennie