Did you ride it? That's an aluminum fork on an aluminum frame. It's going to transmit every bump and pebble to you. If you rode it and you like that kind of ride, go for it. Me, I'd pass. BTW, the price is pretty good but just tightening the head may or may not "fix" the problem. Check the bearings in the steering by moving back and forth off the ground. As you turn the bars, try to feel if there are any flat spots in the bearings. If there's a problem, it's hard to hide it. Also check for play in the head by rolling the bike forward then jam the front brake (front only) and watch to see is excessive steerer/fork movement.