What's a good price for a 58cm 1995 Trek 1220?
 

Hi, I'm in the Boston area and am giving this bicycle serious consideration. Here's the seller's description:

"23.4 lbs. Aluminum frame. 32-in. standover (Fits 5'10"-6'2"). Shimano RSX 21-speed drivetrain (3x7). Front wheel (stock): Matrix Titan Tech 700c 32-hole. Newer replacement components include: Mavic MA2 rear wheel w/Shimano 105 hub, Shimano Sora 7-speed rear shifter, Haro Flightline Sport saddle, Eightinch brand blue anodized aluminum alloy track pedals. Accessories include: Sigma BC509 wired cyclocomputer, 24-oz. Polar insulated water bottle (never used), Anodized aluminum bottle cages, new bar tape, Giant brand quick-release expandable saddle bag, one spare inner tube.

Bike has been professionally tuned, rides and shifts smoothly."

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Thank you in advance.

What's the seller asking? A good price is subjective.

I'd say $2-250

Asking price is $200.

I see the quick release not locked, but, unless you are there, no info on wheel true. If it's a $200 asking price, I'd say you have $20 of wiggle room. Looks like older tires always works. It would cost at lest $50 to get a new set of good ones... Not a bad bike. I've sold a few and the older sti stuff isn't bad.

Local, just posted... 56cm Trek Road Bike - like new condition & works perfectly - $400

Thanks, everyone.

I ended up buying the bike. I was able to get it for a little less than the $200 asking price.