knocksteaady

Saw this listing for a Pinarello Montello in pristine condition, with Shimano 105 groupset. Any idea on value? Seller is looking for 475.

Photos can be seen here: imgur (dot) com /a/2V0T0iU . I would post photos directly but have just joined the forum and am not able to do so.

Appreciate everyone's help in advance.

T-Mar

Montello typically didn't have top tube cable tunnels, at least not those in the North American market place. Also, Pinarello, even non-ridden ones, typically shed their decals, badly, This is enough to make me cautious, without better pictures for verification.

knocksteaady

In terms of making you cautious, are you referring to the fact that it’s not necessarily a Pinarello? As well, after a bit more research, this seems to be an Asolo, Veneto, or Record and not a Montello.

randyjawa 

I cannot get the images to show, however...

Shimano 105 suggests, to me, something like this Pinarello that I picked up a year or two ago. I got thee bike for a hundred bucks, CND and would let it go for $400.00 CND. Not sure how to appraise the OP's bike since I cannot see the pictures. I think I will take it out for a spin, later today, assuming their are no trees felled across my driveway. Had to chop and move one yesterday. Today, gotta clean up the Popular mess. Anyway, my Pinarello...

knocksteaady

The one I'm looking at looks just like yours, chromed forks and chromed chainstay. what model is yours and how much did you obtain it for?

randyjawa 

I paid a hundred dollars Canadian, for the bike. The model is not marked on the bike, but I believe it to be a Pinarello Dolemite...

T-Mar

The pictures are inadequate for determining a legitimate Pinarello. The components are of mixed levels and generations. It's obviously been rebuilt to an extent, whatever it is.

randyjawa 

I still cannot see the pictures. What am I doing wrong??