All original 1986 Raleigh Grand Prix
07-08-18, 03:38 PM
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All original 1986 Raleigh Grand Prix
SO I have a near mint low mile Grand Prix that I had in storage for the last 3 decades and I think I want to pass it on to someone who want to enjoy it, I kept it all these years because I just love the colors and design on this bike and I rode it to high school. Everything is freshly overhauled and perfect on this bike. What is it worth?
07-09-18, 05:13 AM
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Such a cool bike. The Grand Prix was on the low rung of Raleigh’s USA racing line up and there are still quite a few available out there.
I see Grand Prixs typically bringing $150-$175. Obviously condition is what makes yours unique and more valuable. I’m going to swag $250-$300 on this one.
I see Grand Prixs typically bringing $150-$175. Obviously condition is what makes yours unique and more valuable. I’m going to swag $250-$300 on this one.
07-09-18, 09:26 AM
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Looks great! In the summer in NYC I think I could easily get $300 for this.
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07-09-18, 12:01 PM
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I will probably ask 350 and drop to 300 then
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FYI, it's not a 1986 model, as it has Shimano New 105 components which were released for the 1987 model year. I'd probably be looking at $200-$250, given that it's Reynolds 531 only in the main triangle.
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Hello RickD67RickD67. I am interested in your Rental Grand Prix (1986/1987). What size is the frame? Is it still for sale? What is your asking price? Glennsmile
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To: RickD67
Sorry, I lost track of this thread from July 2018 regarding your 1986/1987 Raleigh Grand Prix. This is Glennsmile. To answer your question, I live on Cape Cod, Massachusetts (02632). I presume by now, that you have probably sold that bike. What size was the frame? I am still interested though, if it might be available?
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@Dfier - if you put the @ symbol in before the persons name @RickD67, they get an update and can click on the update which links to your post.
I added the @ symbol beside your name even though you need 10 posts (I believe before you get emails).
PS. Original poster hasn't posted since May of 2018 so I do doubt you will get a reply.....
I added the @ symbol beside your name even though you need 10 posts (I believe before you get emails).
PS. Original poster hasn't posted since May of 2018 so I do doubt you will get a reply.....
