Value of a 2003 Trek 2000 WSD
I found a listing for a 2003 Trek 2000 WSD on eBay. It’s the right size, looks to be in good shape. However the price is quite high at $650. I’d be able to pick it up locally so I definitely want to offer a lower price. With the run on bicycles because of the pandemic, what would be a reasonable price to offer if I’m picking up locally? Would $400-$500 be offensively low? Or, even with the surge in bike sales, would that still be considered high?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Trek-2000-S...-/224191417801 I have a 1986 Trek 560 ProSeries 49cm that I love but is a tad big for me. A friend absolutely loves her 2000 Trek 2200wsd so this listing got my interest, especially since I’m looking for a road bike. I’m very comfortable with bicycle mechanics so I’m not worried about the cost of taking it to a lbs for a once over. |
I sold a flat bar converted 2005 Trek WSD for $360 in Dec 2020. I put on decent levers and shifters, but kept the rest stock.
Note that the bike uses 650c (iso 571) tires which are not very common anymore. The one I had could easily fit the 28c Pasela which are avaiable in 650c. I would of listed it for more if it was 700c tires, but I warned every buyer and some passed due to it. |
Originally Posted by katsup
(Post 21885902)
I sold a flat bar converted 2005 Trek WSD for $360 in Dec 2020. I put on decent levers and shifters, but kept the rest stock.
Note that the bike uses 650c (iso 571) tires which are not very common anymore. The one I had could easily fit the 28c Pasela which are avaiable in 650c. I would of listed it for more if it was 700c tires, but I warned every buyer and some passed due to it. |
Personally, I would think $450 would be top end for that bike. At least in my area.
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Yes - 450 at the big end if everything works well and it needs nothing
there is a caveat - if its truly the bike you want and it fits , especially as this is an odd size, using the small wheels and all, - nobody would ever blame you for paying a little bit more |
Originally Posted by kross57
(Post 21886037)
Personally, I would think $450 would be top end for that bike. At least in my area.
Originally Posted by DMC707
(Post 21886217)
Yes - 450 at the big end if everything works well and it needs nothing
there is a caveat - if its truly the bike you want and it fits , especially as this is an odd size, using the small wheels and all, - nobody would ever blame you for paying a little bit more These are rhetorical questions for myself but input is always welcome. Thanks everyone who has replied thus far. |
Originally Posted by sdimattia
(Post 21886663)
$450 seems reasonable to me, especially if I can sell that '86 560 (with some newer upgrades) for at least 400 . . . My only other consideration would be this: my friend with the 2001 trek 2200 is most likely going to sell me the bike in a year or so. If I buy this one, can I accept the loss of $50-$100 when I go to resell it . . .
These are rhetorical questions for myself but input is always welcome. Thanks everyone who has replied thus far. |
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