{Method} $10K / Month Flipping Dirtbikes

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You read the title, flipping dirtbikes. This template can be applied to flipping anything, gaming pc’s, four wheelers, MacBooks, etc. but I like dirtbikes because they hold their value extremely well, low risk, high ticket, great margins, and sell very, very fast and you can have fun riding them in the mean time.

How to get them cheap : Your opening line should ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS BE....

“ Can you come down on that price? “

I’ve been flipping for years before I started my agency, but this was my bread and butter and still is when I go to buy something.

This puts the ball in their court, and they usually drop the price 15-35% right then and there, and you still haven’t put out a number.

They give you a number, then you go

“ Yeah I hear you, I was really thinking $x,xxx , down another 15-25% of their number.”

they say : that price is really low man, I’ve got offers already for $x,xxx

you say : I hear you brother, a lot of people make offers like that but they arent Actually ready to buy.

they say : well I mean yeah.. if you can do $x,xxx it’s yours.. +5-10% of your price

you say : man, if you meet me in the middle I’ll do it. - 3-7% of their last offer..

they say : if you come get it today I’ll do that.

you just got a $2,000 dirtbike for $1,100-$1,500. Or a $1,000 pc for $500-$600.

Now take good quality pictures, clean up your dirtbike / pc / whatever. And list it on all the platforms below.

If you want to sell it for $1,500, list it for $2,200-$2,400. People will always lowball you.

rinse and repeat for an easy 5-10k a month.

Works like a charm, this template can be applied to flipping anything, if you don’t have the money to do dirtbikes which are by far the best, close seconds are gaming computers and MacBooks.

Best brands to flip : Yamaha, Kawasaki, Honda

Best sizes to flip : 250, 450, 2 stroke 125, you can also do 4 stroke 125 but those 3 are the best.

Where to buy and sell : Facebook marketplace, local Facebook groups, OfferUp, Craigslist.

Tips: In flipping the money is always made when you buy the product.

learn enough about the products to know if they’re in good condition. For dirtbikes it is #1 compression test, #2 make sure it idles good #3 gears shift smoothly #4 starts up first few kicks

From 16-19 I lived off of doing this, flipping Nike / air Jordan shoes ($2,500 / month) but like I said, dirtbikes and computers are the best for this profit and turnover wise, and will allow you to reach that 10k mark.

Have fun.
 
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VERY interested, would also be interested in expanding this to Ireland.

Give me a shout, going to read this properly before I reply as busy as all hell!

Very good idea, OP!
 
Agree. Boats, cars, dirt bikes. You'd be surprised what cleaning them up a bit and good pictures can sell for.
 
I used to do this with cars as I lived on a very busy road.

Buy a car that needed some clean up but ran Ok.

Clean it up, make sure it ran better than OK.

Put it on the front lawn where there was a fair amount of traffic and sell it.

I don't think I had a car last more than a week out there and never even titled the car so it was a fast pass though.

Good post, @Nash Commerce
 
IT is easy said than done, atleast in india
I was into used cars as side hustle, and the number of Accident cars, repaired and sold as FRESH cars is enormous here, you need a Eagles eye to check the damage.
AUDI, ROVER, BMW alll accident, repaired as new and sold as clean cars

diving into any reselling business without knowledge of the product is serious RISK.
 
Yeah good post, maybe in electric scooters?
 
Yeah good post, maybe in electric scooters?

I see them for sale all the time... probably a good niche if you know how to fix them and they are a ton of fun as well so that should fly.
 
Or you can "make" electric bicycles by yourself. Buy a simple bicycle and a electric kit for it and then "transform" bicycle into electric one following youtube tutorials or other instructions.
 
Or you can "make" electric bicycles by yourself. Buy a simple bicycle and a electric kit for it and then "transform" bicycle into electric one following youtube tutorials or other instructions.

I've built 4 electric bicycles and the cost VS the resale is not there.

They are also a ton of fun as I still have one for myself but as a resell they don't command much.

Here is one:

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Tried flipping few cars last years, it is profitable but I need a bigger budget rn because here other dealers are buying crashed cars in usa auctions, ship them here, fix them for cheap (most of them are not safe to drive) and sell them. So they kinda ruined the market.
Another thing here are cars from Dubai, if you check prices in Dubai, they are already 30-35% lower than cars in EU and USA
 
I used to do this with cars as I lived on a very busy road.

Buy a car that needed some clean up but ran Ok.

Clean it up, make sure it ran better than OK.

Put it on the front lawn where there was a fair amount of traffic and sell it.

I don't think I had a car last more than a week out there and never even titled the car so it was a fast pass though.

Good post, @Nash Commerce

Thanks boss, I tried my hand at cars when I was 18, didn’t know shit about the paperwork, voided all of the titles, scarred me for life.
 
You read the title, flipping dirtbikes. This template can be applied to flipping anything, gaming pc’s, four wheelers, MacBooks, etc. but I like dirtbikes because they hold their value extremely well, low risk, high ticket, great margins, and sell very, very fast and you can have fun riding them in the mean time.

How to get them cheap : Your opening line should ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS BE....

“ Can you come down on that price? “

I’ve been flipping for years before I started my agency, but this was my bread and butter and still is when I go to buy something.

This puts the ball in their court, and they usually drop the price 15-35% right then and there, and you still haven’t put out a number.

They give you a number, then you go

“ Yeah I hear you, I was really thinking $x,xxx , down another 15-25% of their number.”

they say : that price is really low man, I’ve got offers already for $x,xxx

you say : I hear you brother, a lot of people make offers like that but they arent Actually ready to buy.

they say : well I mean yeah.. if you can do $x,xxx it’s yours.. +5-10% of your price

you say : man, if you meet me in the middle I’ll do it. - 3-7% of their last offer..

they say : if you come get it today I’ll do that.

you just got a $2,000 dirtbike for $1,100-$1,500. Or a $1,000 pc for $500-$600.

Now take good quality pictures, clean up your dirtbike / pc / whatever. And list it on all the platforms below.

If you want to sell it for $1,500, list it for $2,200-$2,400. People will always lowball you.

rinse and repeat for an easy 5-10k a month.

Works like a charm, this template can be applied to flipping anything, if you don’t have the money to do dirtbikes which are by far the best, close seconds are gaming computers and MacBooks.

Best brands to flip : Yamaha, Kawasaki, Honda

Best sizes to flip : 250, 450, 2 stroke 125, you can also do 4 stroke 125 but those 3 are the best.

Where to buy and sell : Facebook marketplace, local Facebook groups, OfferUp, Craigslist.

Tips: In flipping the money is always made when you buy the product.

learn enough about the products to know if they’re in good condition. For dirtbikes it is #1 compression test, #2 make sure it idles good #3 gears shift smoothly #4 starts up first few kicks

From 16-19 I lived off of doing this, flipping Nike / air Jordan shoes ($2,500 / month) but like I said, dirtbikes and computers are the best for this profit and turnover wise, and will allow you to reach that 10k mark.

Have fun.

It works nothing like that where I am from. Everybody is sorting by lowest first, nobody ever bothers with higher priced products.
 
Pretty sure you you stole this from CNBC's Youtube channel. Lmao. Just give credits.
 
Pretty sure you you stole this from CNBC's Youtube channel. Lmao. Just give credits.

I didn't. lol. I have screenshots of 20-25k worth in transactions over the past 5 years on my offerup account.
But feel free to block me on here so you don't have to see any of my future methods unless you're scared ;)
 
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