I could do with some money at the moment, for a variety of things. I've got some spare saddles.
However, I'll probably find that I need one again soon- at which point I'll have to buy one.
You can get Arione's for £50 on eBay, on average and discounting wacky colours.
So (using my possibly unique logic) if I sell one for £40 then I'm losing £10, but gaining liquidity, so that's a fair trade. Sell for £30 and I'm losing £20, so I'd rather keep the saddle.
My reasoning (if it could be called that):
I could do with some money at the moment, for a variety of things. I've got some spare saddles.
However, I'll probably find that I need one again soon- at which point I'll have to buy one.
You can get Arione's for £50 on eBay, on average and discounting wacky colours.
So (using my possibly unique logic) if I sell one for £40 then I'm losing £10, but gaining liquidity, so that's a fair trade. Sell for £30 and I'm losing £20, so I'd rather keep the saddle.
Does that make sense?