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Old 03-05-22, 07:02 PM
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It is up to you. And, perhaps who you think the buyers will be.

If it is a $1000 bike, then most buyers will go ahead and get the bike tuned up.

If it is a $200 bike, then there will be individuals that want a bike they can ride away on. And, I don't think I would sell a bike in that category with a critical safety issue unless I was expecting it to get a full tuneup anyway.

Anyway, my vote would be to fix it. Perhaps bleed the breaks, and inspect for leakage.
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