Seven Steel Frame
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Seven Steel Frame
Been looking at this https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...:X:RTQ:US:1123
Always wanted to build up a steel bike. And good? Worth it? Your opinion?
Always wanted to build up a steel bike. And good? Worth it? Your opinion?
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I'd want more than 10% off just to put up with all the offensive capital letters in the ad.
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I love steel. And, that Seven looks sweet. However, $900.00 for a used steel frame seems high to me.
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Might be a little steep but.......... If you want it and can afford it... Who cares? You will not care if it brings you big smiles and a happy ride for the next 10 years.
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Price is too high. While Seven makes excellent frames, they are custom. Except for the 56cm dimensions in the ad, you have no idea what the rest is like. It's also 12 years old. I think $600-$700 is more reasonable for it.