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Old 07-16-23, 09:08 PM
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Vintage Fisher CR-7

What would be a fair market selling price on this bike?
Possibly looking at picking up a vintage Fisher CR-7. Ride for a while then possibly flip it Looks to be XT equipped. It even has some vintage Tioga City Slickers.

Supersize Tubing 7005 Aluminum, bolt-on rear triangle.

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Can anyone offer some information about this bike? Does anyone have one?
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Plan to pick up tomorrow
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It looks to have Rapidfire shifters. Hopefully they're not all gummed up and the tires still have a lot of life left.
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The value is in the components. Not many people are looking for aluminum vintage mountain bikes, so the frameset is probably worth $50-$100. The components on top of it may add quite a bit.

If you plan to flip, parting it out would be how you get the most money. Assuming the hubs are XT as well as the shifters (can't tell from the photos), it's probably a $250, maybe $300, bike.
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I'll refrain from commenting, as it speaks for itself, but I found this on on the "bay".

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154486263673

By the way, there are many articles and pictures of examples on the web. Interesting bike.
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Originally Posted by TugaDude
I'll refrain from commenting, as it speaks for itself, but I found this on on the "bay".

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154486263673

By the way, there are many articles and pictures of examples on the web. Interesting bike.
Yeah. This one isn't all original. Brakes and shifters immediately come to mind.
Either way, whether I keep or sell later, at the $40 asking I'm way ahead.
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Oh yeah. At $40 asking, if it fits, it's a great beater bike if nothing else. If it doesn't fit, it's a decent guest bike or one for the kids to grow into or one to get rid of to make space for a new bike later in a, "well, I'm selling this old one to make room for the new one, so it's not like we're actually losing space or getting another bike. n still = n."
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Originally Posted by Desert Ryder
Yeah. This one isn't all original. Brakes and shifters immediately come to mind.
Either way, whether I keep or sell later, at the $40 asking I'm way ahead.
At $40.00 it is a no-brainer. And who knows, maybe you'll love the way it rides and will want to keep it. If the shifters seem wonky, spray some penetrating oil or WD-40 in them and drain. But you probably already know what to do if they seem sticky.
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Originally Posted by TugaDude
I'll refrain from commenting, as it speaks for itself, but I found this on on the "bay".

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154486263673

By the way, there are many articles and pictures of examples on the web. Interesting bike.
LIst price, not a sold price. Also, as mentioned, not stock. Crank brothers cranks are worth more than XT as one example.

OP can list his at $2k, doesn't mean it's worth that.
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Originally Posted by katsup
LIst price, not a sold price. Also, as mentioned, not stock. Crank brothers cranks are worth more than XT as one example.

OP can list his at $2k, doesn't mean it's worth that.
I'm aware of all of that. And you aren't wrong.
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I plan on keeping this one, at least for a while anyway. The wife just rolled her eyes. I mean, I only have 7 (8) complete bikes, and 1 parts bike. She says I have a problem.
I said I do...I can't pass up a cheap bike.. Somehow I'm becoming a collector of old bikes....

I don't have a lot of money tied up in these bikes. Tell me I'm wrong to buy these. Only a couple needed minor work and they are all rideable.
Even the parts bike rode well until I stripped it down.

My purchase prices
GT STS DH - $100
Raleigh Grand Prix - $75
Trek Alpha 3700 - $10
Fisher Montare - $45
KHS XC 504R - $25
Revolution E-Stay - $75
Diamondback Sorrento - $15 (for parts)
Fisher CR-7 - $40 (pending pick up)

Misc. vintage parts (Manitou, Salsa, Odyssey, WTB) $75
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Originally Posted by Desert Ryder
I plan on keeping this one, at least for a while anyway. The wife just rolled her eyes. I mean, I only have 7 (8) complete bikes, and 1 parts bike. She says I have a problem.
I said I do...I can't pass up a cheap bike.. Somehow I'm becoming a collector of old bikes....

I don't have a lot of money tied up in these bikes. Tell me I'm wrong to buy these. Only a couple needed minor work and they are all rideable.
Even the parts bike rode well until I stripped it down.

My purchase prices
GT STS DH - $100
Raleigh Grand Prix - $75
Trek Alpha 3700 - $10
Fisher Montare - $45
KHS XC 504R - $25
Revolution E-Stay - $75
Diamondback Sorrento - $15 (for parts)
Fisher CR-7 - $40 (pending pick up)

Misc. vintage parts (Manitou, Salsa, Odyssey, WTB) $75
I've been there, got rid of the extra bikes during the covid craze. I now have limits on what I buy (Deore DX or better) and any new keepers have to be better than what I have. The CR-7 is an easy buy at $40.
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Originally Posted by Desert Ryder
I plan on keeping this one, at least for a while anyway. The wife just rolled her eyes. I mean, I only have 7 (8) complete bikes, and 1 parts bike. She says I have a problem.
I said I do...I can't pass up a cheap bike.. Somehow I'm becoming a collector of old bikes....

I don't have a lot of money tied up in these bikes. Tell me I'm wrong to buy these. Only a couple needed minor work and they are all rideable.
Even the parts bike rode well until I stripped it down.

My purchase prices
GT STS DH - $100
Raleigh Grand Prix - $75
Trek Alpha 3700 - $10
Fisher Montare - $45
KHS XC 504R - $25
Revolution E-Stay - $75
Diamondback Sorrento - $15 (for parts)
Fisher CR-7 - $40 (pending pick up)

Misc. vintage parts (Manitou, Salsa, Odyssey, WTB) $75
I've been able to keep my bike habit "self funding", meaning all of my "keepers" are paid for through the profits on other bikes and components sold. It isn't that hard to do, you just have to use discernment and not give into temptation. If the deal isn't right, and the profit potential just isn't there, pass. My limiting factor is really space, more than anything. Good luck with this bike, it does have some really neat features, and of course some history as well.
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Funny, I had to explain why different bikes...

GT STS DH - Downhill Bike/Full Suspension/Collectible

Raleigh Grand Prix - Road Bike
Trek Alpha 3700 - Front Suspension MTB
Fisher Montare - Rigid MTB
KHS XC 504R - Full Suspension MTB
Revolution E-Stay - Elevated chain stay MTB
Diamondback Sorrento - (for parts)
Fisher CR-7 - Rigid Mixed Metals Frame MTB

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