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my bike is currently still under instalments, but due to financial problems i can't afford to pay anymore, izzit possible to sell or push back to the bike shop? will get any cash back? but if dun get nevermind la.. anyone knows?

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sell it ar...ask people to COI

2005 aug - 2006 oct - Wave 125s FV4517M

2006 nov - 2007 jan - Super 4 Version s FP7529R

2007 jan - 2007 sept -spark 135 FBA3986G

2007 sep - 2010 apr - Honda XR400Sm FQ2901B

- Yamaha FZ150I

2010 apr - ????????? -Honda CB400 Spec I.III

-Yamaha FZ150I

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sell it ar...ask people to COI

2005 aug - 2006 oct - Wave 125s FV4517M

2006 nov - 2007 jan - Super 4 Version s FP7529R

2007 jan - 2007 sept -spark 135 FBA3986G

2007 sep - 2010 apr - Honda XR400Sm FQ2901B

- Yamaha FZ150I

2010 apr - ????????? -Honda CB400 Spec I.III

-Yamaha FZ150I

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If you can get a private buyer that would be better... regarding selling/returning the bike back to the shop, it depends how much you still owe them and also the current market price of your bike... if the market price of the bike is higher than how much you owe the shop then it is possible to get $$ minus the amount you owe them... but from the looks of it, I think you still owe them quite a sum (otherwise, you would not consider to return the bike back to the shop)... in that case, you may have to pay the shop the outstanding amount (if any) you owe them, after the evaluation of your bike by them (I may be wrong here).

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