Torque and Chrome

would a go-ped increase in price?

im thinking about buying a used goped with the following into it for a good price would it be worth it to buy it and hang onto it for a year or too and then re sell it? would i make money off it ???? 1. Go-Ped Sport Scooter - $399.00 2. Custom jet black painted frame - $70.00 3. Dual Forks painted to match - $25.00 4. "Holy" Billet Rims - $80.00 (for the pair) 5. Lime Green neon underglow lights - $30.00 6. Racing Faceplate with "#13" (on front of scooter) - $15.00 7. 3rd Bearing Support (added stability) - $30.00 8. "Boost Bottle" (pushes fuel back into carb for increased speed) - $20.00 9. High Performance Carb with adjustable tuning - $65.00 10. ADA Racing short stack air filter - $20.00 11. 29cc G260RC Race motor with 29cc ported head and 32mm Stuffed Stroker Crank - $270.00 12. Engine Trix Original *RARE* Race Pipe/Exhaust - $150.00 13. Chrome Engine Head Cover, Side Cover, and Pull start - $65.00 14. .950 Spindle - $20.00 plan to pay about 400 for all this would it be worth it will i make money from it the goped is in like new condition???

Public Comments

1. dude gopeds are junk. no matter whats been done to it will never increase in value. you could keep it for 100 years and it will not be worth any money. do not waste your money on that crap. save your money and buy a real bike.
2. You'd actually pay 400 bucks for a go-ped? I agree with the guy above me...they are crap. How long do you really think a modded out 29cc motor is gonna last before it burns up? Go-peds life spans are relatively short to begin with.
3. The seller spent $1269 and is taking a loss of 70%. The only way you MIGHT make some money is if you get all the original parts, sell all the "trick" bits separately and put the thing back to original. You might make enough to cover your original cost, thus you get the goped for free basically. When you sell it in a year, anything you get for it would be profit. This would only work if you get all the original parts with it.