And them proceed to say it has only been ridden 5 times and for less than two months? Does riding something make it brand new? 
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
Why do people say something is "Brand new"
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You used meat for a handle. How could you get it?? 
I think you're getting "brand new" and "brand spanking new" mixed up. You need a good dictionary.Salami said:And them proceed to say it has only been ridden 5 times and for less than two months? Does riding something make it brand new?
I don't get it.
valve bouncer said:I think you're getting "brand new" and "brand spanking new" mixed up. You need a good dictionary.
I think I do. How the **** do you say something is brand new, never ridden and then say you have only rode it 5 times? :mumble: http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=130841
It seems like I am noticing it more and more lately. ****, I have only ridden my Sunday about 20 times and for only 3.5 months. Can I still call it new if I sell it?
I get it all the time. How do you think I got the name?loco said:You used meat for a handle. How could you get it??
And the title says it's never been ridden 
"BRAND new never ridden 2005 medium Cannondale Gemini/w many upgrades $2250 "
"BRAND new never ridden 2005 medium Cannondale Gemini/w many upgrades $2250 "
Bike shops sell bikes as brand new even though it's *sure* that people have ridden it around..........
But it sounds like this is a scam.
But it sounds like this is a scam.
I got a brand new, never drove before Ferrari for sale.
It only has 750 miles on it. :nuts:
It only has 750 miles on it. :nuts:
you should see Ebay it's even worse...tons of people lie about product description or usage...you have to be very careful...D