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Old 07-29-14, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
To further what GMG said, I think people have a tendency to value things based on what it's worth to them rather than what it would typically sell for on eBay or CL. They then advise others with pricing that I think is highly questionable.
The valuation forum has it's issues also. Pricing on a local sale vs. an auction sale can vary considerably. Pricing from city to city can also vary considerably. Generally speaking any pricing info given should come with a disclaimer that it will vary based on location, sale venue, timetable for selling, lack of final selling price information, etc. Also, I wonder if there would be a conflict of interest by any resellers offering appraisals as they have an interest to keep prices high. So basically, any opinion on pricing is not really going to determine the value of anything, so why bother?
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Darned good deal at $250

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9-speed Dura Ace on a tommasini for a mere $875

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Originally Posted by likebike23
The valuation forum has it's issues also. Pricing on a local sale vs. an auction sale can vary considerably. Pricing from city to city can also vary considerably. Generally speaking any pricing info given should come with a disclaimer that it will vary based on location, sale venue, timetable for selling, lack of final selling price information, etc. Also, I wonder if there would be a conflict of interest by any resellers offering appraisals as they have an interest to keep prices high. So basically, any opinion on pricing is not really going to determine the value of anything, so why bother?
It all must be taken with a grain of salt, but it's nice to know a ballpark value. Work up or down from there according to your market. If you don't know your own market... you'll soon find out the hard way.
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if you can sell it for more than you bought it for, its probably a good deal.
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Vintage Schwinn Super Sport Road Racing Bike 20" | eBay
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Italian Guerciotti "Strada" road bicycle; 60 cm. Columbus tube frame. Top of the line components include: Campagnolo Nuovo Record hubs, brakes, front & rear derailleurs, headset, & seat post; Avocet cranks,bottom bracket & pedals; Cinelli stem and bars; Concor seat; Mavic wheels; Bullseye pulleys; extras. Original champagne color paint finish and decals. Beautifully maintained/ perfect condition. A "jewel" and a really great value at $900, cash only please.

Guerciotti Road Bicycle
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Old 07-29-14, 08:11 PM
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A Greg Lemond Buenos Aire "Steel" Road bike size 59-60 cm. And they want a TRADE.
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Anyone know what kind of Lotus this is?

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Mildenberger? I have no interest in the bike but I've never heard of this brand and there is zero information on the internet about it. This particular seller seems way optimistic about the value, but now I'm just curious about the history of this company. Anyone ever heard of it? It seems dutch.




European 10 Speed Touring Bike-Works Great!

European 10 Speed Touring Bike-Works Great!
Mildenberger AMV 27" bicycle. I have researched this brand relentlessly online and called every bike shop in town and can only find one online picture with the name Mildenberger, but it was not this style. I have emailed that European web site, so you may want to look at this now before I learn it could be worth a lot more than I am asking.

The bike rides perfect. I believe it is a 10 speed. It has Shimano gears and an Italia touring riding seat. There are stickers on the bike from European companies. It is a very vintage cool looking bike in burnt orange. I believe it is a woman's bike because of the angle of the center bar. There is a child seat included. It has lights and reflectors and a toolbox below the seat. Aero Coronado pedal bar. Etched into the handlebars it says Friko Super Touring (drop handlebars). Union generator.
The back light is missing the bulb and cover but the wire is there to hook it up. The bike has a few minor scrapes, the brakes are good, the shifter is good and the tires are both good Michelin tires.
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Centurion Pro Tour 15 - 1984 - $575

Vintage steel touring bike in excellent condition. 23" C-T. Champion #2 butted tubes. All original except for saddle, brake pads, toe clips, and tires. Suntour derailleurs, Suntour Symmetric shifters, SR 80mm stem with Sakae Custom Road Champion handlebars. Tange Levin Sealed Headset. DiaComp Cantilever Brakes. DiaComp brake levers. Cinelli bar tape. Chrome forkcrown. Brooks B17 saddle. Laprade Seatpost.The wheels are like new. 27 x 1 1/4" Araya rims with Suzue sealed tech hubs. 36 spoke front wheel. Suntour Superbe pedals with new MKS toeclips and Christophe straps. Sugino AT triple crankset: 50-42-28.

Chrome is in excellent condition.Wired internally for a generator. Double eyelets for rack and fenders.Aluminum rack (Blackburn style)Full touring braze-ons. Some garage rash on the right side top tube. Left side is fine. No dents or dings anywhere on the frame.

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Someone in Seattle should snag this (quick!):

Vintage TEAM LeMOND Road Bike w/ ALL Campagnolo

[h=2]Vintage TEAM LeMOND Road Bike w/ ALL Campagnolo - $450 (Capitol Hill)[/h]




Collector's item Columbus steel, all original all Campy down to the hubs, headset, everything. Email and leave a number for more pics.
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Originally Posted by KS_rider
Italian Guerciotti "Strada" road bicycle; 60 cm. Columbus tube frame. Top of the line components include: Campagnolo Nuovo Record hubs, brakes, front & rear derailleurs, headset, & seat post; Avocet cranks,bottom bracket & pedals; Cinelli stem and bars; Concor seat; Mavic wheels; Bullseye pulleys; extras. Original champagne color paint finish and decals. Beautifully maintained/ perfect condition. A "jewel" and a really great value at $900, cash only please.

Guerciotti Road Bicycle
Forget the bike, I'll take that Bay Window:
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Split Window, not Bay Window. Bays were 68+....from a proud owner of a '73...
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Weird

Originally Posted by Dave Cutter
A Greg Lemond Buenos Aire "Steel" Road bike size 59-60 cm. And they want a TRADE.
That is the strangest saddle placement I think I've ever seen on any bike. It's like he put a HUGE stem on the bike and then had to hike the seat a half a foot forward just to reach the handlebar.
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Originally Posted by Dave Cutter A Greg Lemond Buenos Aire "Steel" Road bike size 59-60 cm. And they want a TRADE.

Originally Posted by jburne
That is the strangest saddle placement I think I've ever seen on any bike. It's like he put a HUGE stem on the bike and then had to hike the seat a half a foot forward just to reach the handlebar.
Yeah... I hadn't noticed that. Kind of looks like he turned the seat post around backwards to move the saddle closer to the handlebars. It is a pretty tall bike. Maybe the owner is trying to make up for it being too big.
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Originally Posted by johnplf
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Anyone know what kind of Lotus this is?

I like a challenge as much as the next guy, but this one has me stumped. It's an obvious respray and the photos don't give info about components. I'm guessing, and only guessing here, that it's a supreme. The steer tube is extremely aggressive, where most Lotus had a more relaxed geometry. That fork seems to be fully chromed, which I've never seen before, the Supremes I saw had only the tips and crown chromed but if there's a model that would get that treatment, it would be a Supreme in the later part of the 1980s.

I'd call and ask what is written on the brakes. If they say "Dura Ace" go buy the bike.
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Split Window, not Bay Window. Bays were 68+....from a proud owner of a '73...
Busted. What do you expect from the owner of an '86 Vanagon?
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something old, something new
JC HIGGINS SKIP TOOTH 26"
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Originally Posted by jburne
That is the strangest saddle placement I think I've ever seen on any bike. It's like he put a HUGE stem on the bike and then had to hike the seat a half a foot forward just to reach the handlebar.
Originally Posted by Dave Cutter
Originally Posted by Dave Cutter A Greg Lemond Buenos Aire "Steel" Road bike size 59-60 cm. And they want a TRADE.



Yeah... I hadn't noticed that. Kind of looks like he turned the seat post around backwards to move the saddle closer to the handlebars. It is a pretty tall bike. Maybe the owner is trying to make up for it being too big.

I wonder if it is supposed to be some sort of Tri set up with a forward seatpost position?

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Originally Posted by mountaindave
forget the bike, i'll take that bay window:
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Originally Posted by mountaindave
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Originally Posted by a3inverter
Split Window, not Bay Window. Bays were 68+....from a proud owner of a '73...
Bay window Split window or Safari window? I thought split window was applied to earlier sedans (aka beetles) with the tiny split oval window, not to be confused with the earlier models refered to as 'oval' windows.
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Here's a deal for a bigger person in the Twin Cities.
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
Bay window Split window or Safari window? I thought split window was applied to earlier sedans (aka beetles) with the tiny split oval window, not to be confused with the earlier models refered to as 'oval' windows.
I can't speak to Beetles..but buses (aka the Type 2) fall into 4 major generations:

Barndoors - 1950's (had a single big door for both engine and rear storage access)
Split Windows - late 50's/arly 60's to 1967 (2 front windows)
Bay Windows ( one big front window) - 1968 to 1979-80
Vanagon - 1980ish +

Safari windows were actually an option for Split Window generation buses where the front windows were hinged at the top and could be pushed out for additional air flow.
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Safari windows were actually an option for Split Window generation buses where the front windows were hinged at the top and could be pushed out for additional air flow.
+1

I don't believe split window beetles are colloquially referred to as "splitties" like the pre-68 microbuses are.

Don't forget Eurovans 1990-2003.
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