[Having a bike on finance..]

Oh my god, how many times do you need to be told, YOU DO NOT OWN IT AND THEREFORE YOU CANNOT SELL IT!

and if you can read i said 'thanks for the answers people'' which means i understand that people have already wrote that you idiot.

[Having a bike on finance..]

yeah and i respect what hes has wrote to me but he spoke to me like im some sort of retard which there is no need too..

Thanks for the answers people

[Having a bike on finance..]

Which is what I said isn't it? Although I imagine some companies may put in an early repayment fee into 0% deal contracts just for the hell of it.

why has this simple question turned out to be one big arguement..jesus christ i was only asking a question as i was not the person who purchased the bike.

[Having a bike on finance..]

Lots of people do that, stupid people who don't read their SECCI' or PCE documents.

I shall contact them tomorrow and see what they have to say for themselfs

[Having a bike on finance..]

Call the finance company and ask for a settlement figure. If you can afford it, pay it and then you will own the bike.

You can then sell the bike and perhaps recover some of your settlement costs?

yeah thats a good idea actually, i was going to sell the bike and then pay the finance off either way

[Having a bike on finance..]

I can't believe you even asked that...

You cannot sell it until you pay it off, because you don't own it.

If the bike ever went missing and the police got involved, or if you stopped paying them they would find out. But either way, you shouldn't.

Calm down.. im not going to stop paying finance am i who would do that..

Is this a motorbike?

If so, it would come up with a check if the potential customer were to check it - also, wouldn't this void the insurance for the potential new owner?

No man its a Pushbike

[Having a bike on finance..]

But how could they find out i had even sold the bike?

Through the warrenty of the parts on the bike?

Out of interest what are your repayment details? How much per month / lump sum etc?

Im paying £90 a month at 0% Intrest

[Having a bike on finance..]

Am i able to sell my bike even though i have it on finance? i know i will still have to pay for it each month but is it against Finance rules to sell it?

Be great if someone could answer my question..Thanks Guys!