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Couple of facts...at the end of the day his credit is already in the crapper by the time the bank chooses to go after the bike, usually payments haven't been made on it for 6+ months. He can destroy the bike all he wants, as it was the bank's choice fo finance him using the vehicle as collateral against the loan, there is no law saying what he can and can't do with the bike. Technically he owns the bike, but the bank has a lein against it. Just as with people that default on their mortgages and strip EVERYTHING from fixtures to hardwood flooring out of their houses and bail, there is no law to stop them.
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Not mine haha, just pointing out some stuff because everyone was saying it was probably illegal, I've worked in foreclosures and you wouldn't believe what people can legally do with their stuff even with a lien against it.
the guy is in for a surprise. When they repo the frame, the lien holder can legally charge him fair market value, for rebuilding the bike, to restore it too original condition.
I like cats.......but I can't eat a whole one by myself.
I bet his stones are gonna be sore after that one
I like cats.......but I can't eat a whole one by myself.