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Tornado

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Q: where can i buy a motorcycle in yiwu ?

hi,i have just moved to yiwu and i would like to buy a motorcycle but i do not know where is the most trustworthy store.

14 years 4 weeks ago in Shopping - Yiwu

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TedDBayer

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Trust no one, take a bus around the city to find the stores, then talk to the store , ask for price, the high prices never go back to,, the lower price try to work a better deal.

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14 years 4 weeks ago

bat22

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have a friend that is chinese tell him what you want and have him go in not you and negotiate a price they will f us if we go in

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