What would you pay. For this?
07-01-22, 08:30 AM
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It's the wrong color. I wouldn't even make an offer for it. Besides that, I'm done with used and old bikes.
07-05-22, 05:00 PM
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A pawn shop with inflated…even unrealistic prices? Say it ain’t so!
07-06-22, 10:01 AM
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A rusty old bike polished up and set up as a fixie gets $200 nowadays. And people are saying this thing is worth $100-$350.
$1000 is too high.
If I wanted to get back into triathlon, and needed a bike like this for a season or two before I decided if I wanted to re enter the sport, this would probably work.
Basically, it’s worth whatever you can talk the shop down to. It’s older and built with an extremely narrow focus. I wouldn’t feet bad walking away with it for $400-500, with the full understanding that I would not be able to sell it for anything later.
Depending on that seatpost…
$1000 is too high.
If I wanted to get back into triathlon, and needed a bike like this for a season or two before I decided if I wanted to re enter the sport, this would probably work.
Basically, it’s worth whatever you can talk the shop down to. It’s older and built with an extremely narrow focus. I wouldn’t feet bad walking away with it for $400-500, with the full understanding that I would not be able to sell it for anything later.
Depending on that seatpost…
07-08-22, 01:26 PM
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A bike with a 7-speed rear is probably pre-2000. In fact I think my old Trek 14-speed was from the early 1990s. How much is a possibly 30-year old bike worth? (Not much.)
07-08-22, 03:08 PM
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So, the real question would be, “Why would you pay for this?”
