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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Ask him if he kept the fork?

It depends on where the bike is located but I don't think you should pay much more than $1000. Not just because of the missing fork, but, in general, vintage bike prices are way down compared to a few years ago.

If the seller wants a lot more, walk, you can do better for $1000.
I appreciate your opinion. I am NOT saying this sarcastically. I wanted as many opinions as possible, based ideally on actual experience. Obviously I hope yours is wrong. I believe it is. I have been offered $500 for the wheels alone. By a bike shop that would be buying them to re-sell online (implication being they’re worth at least double).
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