i am all for a high level of honesty. i would not take your approach if i was trying to sell that bike. if there are no signs of damage and it has been thorougly checked out by highly trained professionals, then you should be good to go. why get in your own way by discussing history that is not apparently relevant to the conversation at hand. now if the frame had a dent or bent fork, of course you would need to explain. hope my opinion does not scare others from buying my stuff :). On Saturday, December 22, 2012 7:15:00 AM UTC-8, Michael wrote: > > Mine got hit, but no damage to the frame or components other than just a > scratch on the shifter lever and a broken bottle cage. Bent rim, but spokes > and rim have been replaced now. > > I think my right leg and the rear rack to the brunt of the blow. It was a > slow moving accident. Like a snow plow pushing snow out of the way. Except > it was a car pushing me. > > It was checked very carefully by I think three mechanics who said > everything is A-ok and the frame is in alignment. > > I would definitely let the potential buyer know all this if I ever sold, > because I think that is fair to inform them truthfully of the bike's > history. > > *But does the fact that it got hit be a car diminish its value even > though no damage?* >
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