This has a £250 reserve on it!

bit of the old ebay browsing http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/raliegh18-speed-cycle-for-on-road-and-off-road_W0QQitemZ200255481133QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item200255481133&_trkparms=72:1298|39:1|66:2|65:12|240:1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

£250 ??!?!?!

Someone should bid £249.99

tell 'im he's dreaming.

aint neva going to sell at that £££££££

Looking at the listing, I can't see that there's a reserve on it - normally there are big red letters saying 'Reserve Not Met' aren't there?

Meaning he's either removed the reserve or he's going to be in trouble when he tells the buyer who's just picked up a (pretty shitty) bike for £35 that they can't have it.

On 25-Sep-08 at 19:16:02 BST, seller added the following information:[SIZE=2][FONT=Arial]i do have a reserve on this item of £250.00

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Yeah, but he's not listed it with the reserve properly.

So whatever it sells for, according to the rules he has to sell it for that price. Tough shit.

buy it then :)

its gotta be worth twice that though, surely?

could get a jousting pole for that sort of money

If I wasn't saving for my new trampoline, I'd definitely go £250 for that.

buy it then :)

Was going in large as I feel it would have been my perfect bike, but the listing has been removed.

Probably due a listing error LOL

He'd get more by selling each spoke individually. There is precedent...