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Dr Bianchi 07-29-20 09:18 PM

Basso mixte
 
Hello any idea the year model and what it worth.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...a7072c265c.jpg
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b1a19ec9be.jpg
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...6a60df3a4d.jpg

Mr. 66 08-01-20 09:41 AM

Wow that's really neat, I think it's an '84. Is the drive side chainstay have a bend?

Pedal303 08-01-20 10:45 AM

Cool fork. I have no clue how much it is worth. My guess is 250-300

T-Mar 08-01-20 01:34 PM

I concur, it was manufactured in 1984. I don't know the model. At the time, the Columbus SL model was the Gap, while the the tretubi Columbus SL model was the Arrenacia. I doubt this model was even stocked/catalogued in the USA. High grade mixte frames are hard to value. There's not a lot of demand but then there's also not a lot of supply. This is the kind of thing I'd put on Ebay and hope to get a bidding war started.

Bianchigirll 08-01-20 04:25 PM

I wish it was bigger :cry:

malcala622 08-03-20 01:03 PM

This is from a seller I frequently purchase from and if its not on ebay he's not willing to ship it himself.

I can offer help facilitating.

Dr Bianchi 08-08-20 09:41 PM


Originally Posted by Mr. 66 (Post 21618401)
Wow that's really neat, I think it's an '84. Is the drive side chainstay have a bend?

thanks Ds chainstay is straight

Dr Bianchi 08-08-20 09:45 PM


Originally Posted by T-Mar (Post 21618709)
I concur, it was manufactured in 1984. I don't know the model. At the time, the Columbus SL model was the Gap, while the the tretubi Columbus SL model was the Arrenacia. I doubt this model was even stocked/catalogued in the USA. High grade mixte frames are hard to value. There's not a lot of demand but then there's also not a lot of supply. This is the kind of thing I'd put on Ebay and hope to get a bidding war started.

Thanks T-Mar for the info i was planning of building it just start collecting some parts .

xiaoman1 08-09-20 07:53 AM

Unless you really "need" a step-through I would pass. Without components, IMO it is priced much higher than other "regular" frames in its quality range. I am confident that you can find a complete bike for the seller's asking price.
Best, Ben

oddjob2 08-09-20 01:05 PM

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lg...158299358.html

IMHO, asking price is 3X fmv.

bikemig 08-09-20 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by oddjob2 (Post 21631631)

+ 1. Double it's FMV at least and likely triple.


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