Cannondale Topstone 1 value?
03-03-24, 07:49 AM
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Cannondale Topstone 1 value?
For those of you familiar with the current market, what would you ask? Size M, Silver, a year old. Condition as new, specs same as in link. Topstone 1 Thanks!
03-11-24, 09:18 AM
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They're brand new for $2200 from Cannondale right now. Based on eBay completed transactions the pricing is all over the place.
Brand New Large for <$1200
Brand New Large for $1200 (but it's a 2)
Brand New Large for $1499
I couldn't find a Medium sold but considering new ones are fetching between $1200 - $1500, a used one should be priced appropriately between $1000 - $1200.
Bicycle Blue Book has it around $1500 for very good (https://www.bicyclebluebook.com/valu...tion=VERY_GOOD).
Hopefully that gets you started.
Brand New Large for <$1200
Brand New Large for $1200 (but it's a 2)
Brand New Large for $1499
I couldn't find a Medium sold but considering new ones are fetching between $1200 - $1500, a used one should be priced appropriately between $1000 - $1200.
Bicycle Blue Book has it around $1500 for very good (https://www.bicyclebluebook.com/valu...tion=VERY_GOOD).
Hopefully that gets you started.
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If its actually new and not used but looks pretty new, $1700.
If its used and just in really good cosmetic and mechanical condition, $1200.
Related note- that site's spec and pics are tough to accept- pic of a GRX crank on the first bike shown, spec'd with an FSA crank.
If its used and just in really good cosmetic and mechanical condition, $1200.
Related note- that site's spec and pics are tough to accept- pic of a GRX crank on the first bike shown, spec'd with an FSA crank.
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Yeah, when I bought it a year ago, the specs were GRX crank for US and FSA for other markets. Mine showed up with FSA. The specs on the website soon changed but not the pic. I didn't have any problems with the crank but it was a little disappointing. Thinking I'll just pass this along to my nephew. 
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It's pretty hard to sell a bike now unless you want to discount it a lot now. Your nephew is going to be very happy with that bike. Lucky guy!
I just bought that exact bike a few months ago. The photo and description showed GRX crankset. When I went to the store a some bikes had FSA and other had GRX off course the color and size I wanted had the FSA. I asked them to swap with one of the other bikes. I got some push back but they did swap it out for me in the end.
I just bought that exact bike a few months ago. The photo and description showed GRX crankset. When I went to the store a some bikes had FSA and other had GRX off course the color and size I wanted had the FSA. I asked them to swap with one of the other bikes. I got some push back but they did swap it out for me in the end.
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