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H20 Toie 02-23-2016 05:19 PM

Cig with the most owners
 
Am 2 must be close
I see its for sale again
http://www.dolleroffshore.com/m/show...77512&status=2

RebarBox 02-23-2016 08:36 PM

Bicycle.

buck183 02-23-2016 11:17 PM


Originally Posted by RebarBox (Post 4407663)
Bicycle.

As much as I hate to admit this publicly, he's right. The Bicycle wins hands down.

Buck

twinscrews 02-24-2016 05:50 AM


Originally Posted by buck183 (Post 4407728)
As much as I hate to admit this publicly, he's right. The Bicycle wins hands down.

Buck

Bicycle, any pics?

soggy bottom 02-24-2016 06:56 AM

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/c...o-often-4.html

Dean

PS: My take is new owners do not take into consideration the $500.00 an hour in operating cost, in future maintenance and rebuilds that they have in store on top of the nut they already have.

buck183 02-24-2016 09:11 AM


Originally Posted by twinscrews (Post 4407760)
Bicycle, any pics?



http://i986.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps7776e2e0.jpg

BraceYourself 02-24-2016 09:20 AM

I think it sells so often because the fit and finish is still one of the best if not the best cigarette has made. It also has taken its full depreciation. I can see each time it turns over the owner has done something to improve it. With that being said the boat is approaching 400 hours and the realistic price to sell fast is 229k-249K. At the current price it will be for sale for awhile. Remember I sold it out of refresh at a total of 115 hours for 225K. I don't believe it's ever sold for anywhere close to 300K since I sold it.

The reason it sells. The sellers so far have priced it to sell.

I'd like to see someone drop a pair of Merc 1100's in it.

thisistank 02-24-2016 09:36 AM


Originally Posted by BraceYourself (Post 4407821)
I think it sells so often because the fit and finish is still one of the best if not the best cigarette has made. It also has taken its full depreciation. I can see each time it turns over the owner has done something to improve it. With that being said the boat is approaching 400 hours and the realistic price to sell fast is 229k-249K. At the current price it will be for sale for awhile. Remember I sold it out of refresh at a total of 115 hours for 225K. I don't believe it's ever sold for anywhere close to 300K since I sold it.

The reason it sells. The sellers so far have priced it to sell.

I'd like to see someone drop a pair of Merc 1100's in it.

You sold it for 225. I have a guy one day too late and offered the buyer 15k more and my buddy would've picked it up from you directly. But the buyer declined and ended up flipping it for around 50k more if I recall correctly.

It's a cool boat for sure.


On a side note, I've always loved the bicycle. That little 28 is just a clean, good looking boat with a lot of bang for the buck!! Maybe it'll be for sale soon ;)

frickstyle 02-24-2016 10:25 AM


Originally Posted by BraceYourself (Post 4407821)
I think it sells so often because the fit and finish is still one of the best if not the best cigarette has made. It also has taken its full depreciation. I can see each time it turns over the owner has done something to improve it. With that being said the boat is approaching 400 hours and the realistic price to sell fast is 229k-249K. At the current price it will be for sale for awhile. Remember I sold it out of refresh at a total of 115 hours for 225K. I don't believe it's ever sold for anywhere close to 300K since I sold it.

The reason it sells. The sellers so far have priced it to sell.

I'd like to see someone drop a pair of Merc 1100's in it.

Are you ever getting back into perf boating? Would always be good to have someone to run with around CLE, although there's no way I could ever keep up. Maybe with the next boat..... (OL?)

BraceYourself 02-24-2016 10:31 AM

Hard to say. I almost bought an MTI but didn't. Sure was a lot of boats out running around 8 years ago. Seems like the boats have decreased. I'm heavily involved in a development on PIB right now so until I complete that in a couple months I'm to busy to do much of anything.

SPITFIRE 02-24-2016 11:00 AM

Why does that 28 look so good? Looks deeper and roomier than other 28's?

RebarBox 02-24-2016 11:22 AM


Originally Posted by SPITFIRE (Post 4407870)
Why does that 28 look so good? Looks deeper and roomier than other 28's?

It is a good looking old 28'.

Most do not have that fairing, just the tall or short glass. I think Sean put the fairing on.

thisistank 02-24-2016 03:03 PM


Originally Posted by RebarBox (Post 4407888)
It is a good looking old 28'.

Most do not have that fairing, just the tall or short glass. I think Sean put the fairing on.

Who owns to now? I always forget.

offshoredrillin 02-24-2016 03:26 PM


Originally Posted by BraceYourself (Post 4407821)
I think it sells so often because the fit and finish is still one of the best if not the best cigarette has made. It also has taken its full depreciation. I can see each time it turns over the owner has done something to improve it. With that being said the boat is approaching 400 hours and the realistic price to sell fast is 229k-249K. At the current price it will be for sale for awhile. Remember I sold it out of refresh at a total of 115 hours for 225K. I don't believe it's ever sold for anywhere close to 300K since I sold it.

The reason it sells. The sellers so far have priced it to sell.

I'd like to see someone drop a pair of Merc 1100's in it.

I love the paint on it, im just not a fan of the red white and blue vinyl, but that could be fixed easily enough.

buck183 02-24-2016 04:06 PM


Originally Posted by SPITFIRE (Post 4407870)
Why does that 28 look so good? Looks deeper and roomier than other 28's?

I think the pic may be a little deceiving. That's me in the pic. I'm 6'2". I'm not standing straight up in the pic. I have my feet scooted forward and I'm down in the seat a little lower. Just found it easier to brace myself in the bigger water that way in that boat.

I have lots of pics I can share of it if you want to see more.

Buck

RebarBox 02-24-2016 04:45 PM


Originally Posted by thisistank (Post 4408002)
Who owns to now? I always forget.

Was in Kansas, heard it went north.... Buck might know.

buck183 02-24-2016 09:18 PM


Originally Posted by thisistank (Post 4408002)
Who owns to now? I always forget.

Chad is right, she's back up north. I believe Michigan again.

I sold it to a guy in Kansas. He didn't use it much at all. He sold to someone up north.

Buck

Quinlan 02-25-2016 06:16 AM

But he did get the Tattoo correct LOL

cigrocket 02-25-2016 07:25 AM

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The Real Cigarette Bicycle Boat....A true offshore legend

thisistank 02-25-2016 09:55 AM


Originally Posted by buck183 (Post 4408199)
Chad is right, she's back up north. I believe Michigan again.

I sold it to a guy in Kansas. He didn't use it much at all. He sold to someone up north.

Buck

As long as you're keeping tabs on it.

It may need to come back into the family at some point! ;)

ham_r_down01 02-25-2016 10:21 AM


Originally Posted by thisistank (Post 4408344)
As long as you're keeping tabs on it.

It may need to come back into the family at some point! ;)

So is it for sale? :lolhit:

thisistank 02-25-2016 12:28 PM

Not that I know of.

buck183 02-25-2016 07:32 PM


Originally Posted by thisistank (Post 4408344)
As long as you're keeping tabs on it.

It may need to come back into the family at some point! ;)

I have a feeling someone on here will always know where that boat is.

buck183 02-25-2016 07:37 PM


Originally Posted by Quinlan (Post 4408267)
But he did get the Tattoo correct LOL

That would be correct.

1989mach1 02-25-2016 09:13 PM


Originally Posted by BraceYourself (Post 4407821)
I think it sells so often because the fit and finish is still one of the best if not the best cigarette has made. It also has taken its full depreciation. I can see each time it turns over the owner has done something to improve it. With that being said the boat is approaching 400 hours and the realistic price to sell fast is 229k-249K. At the current price it will be for sale for awhile. Remember I sold it out of refresh at a total of 115 hours for 225K. I don't believe it's ever sold for anywhere close to 300K since I sold it.

The reason it sells. The sellers so far have priced it to sell.

I'd like to see someone drop a pair of Merc 1100's in it.


my wife was on that boat at the bay one labor day weekend before you sold it. We where not docked far from you guys that night witch was a good night. I love our islands they r a blast

buck183 02-28-2016 08:51 PM

What did we get from this thread?

phragle 02-28-2016 09:18 PM


Originally Posted by buck183 (Post 4409460)
What did we get from this thread?

That we lost Dreamer somewhere??? His bar did make a killer burger....

frickstyle 02-29-2016 06:58 AM

^^Which bar did he own/operate downtown?

Sean 02-29-2016 07:00 AM

Yup. I built the bicycle 28SS from a bare hull that was sitting in the back of pool and spa business on LI. I had the fairing on the "bicycle" custom fabricated out of aluminum. My wife and I talk about that boat every so often. Some of our fondest boating memories. Hampton Bays, NY to Block Island for lunch and then on to Newport, RI for dinner... :) Ahh to be young again...

J-Bonz 02-29-2016 09:21 AM


Originally Posted by frickstyle (Post 4409522)
^^Which bar did he own/operate downtown?

Pretty sure it was this place.

https://m.facebook.com/NautiMermaid

phragle 02-29-2016 09:59 AM


Originally Posted by J-Bonz (Post 4409577)
Pretty sure it was this place.

https://m.facebook.com/NautiMermaid

Yep, thats it.


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