I still have my man parts, but I've only been married for just over a year so I figure they will die a slow, painful death!
Geno, I've always thought anytime someone offers me money I'm happy. It's easy to understand how so many things may have such different values to many different people.
Simply reply to the tons of CListers as you would be comfortable, but I agree with Norm that it isn't worth it to let it get you steamed. A simple "I can't go that low" has always worked for me, and sometimes inspires a higher offer.
Also, most of the responses I've ever gotten on CL were from resellers trying to steal my bike to resell to someone else later. Dealers without dealerships paying no tax with "open titles". My first question when looking at any vehicle on CL is if they have clear title in THEIR NAME, and how long they have owned it.
You'd be shocked how many are "selling it for a friend", cousin, brother's brother, niece's boyfriend's buddy in Iraq, etc. The fact that your bike is titled to you will make most people more interested, so don't fret the lowballers.
I have to agree 100% though with what was stated above...every single item on Earth is worth exactly what someone is willing to pay for it, no more, no less. This is the basic pricnciple of Economics, right next to the supply and demand curve explaining why.
Unless of course you are GM and the president hands you Billions so you can declare bankruptcy anyway, then it's worth whatever the helpless taxpayers are willing to pay.
