Nishiki Bike ID?
06-06-22, 11:52 AM
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Nishiki Bike ID?
Owner is asking $145
Anyone have a clue what type of nishiki, this is?
Anyone have a clue what type of nishiki, this is?
06-06-22, 12:05 PM
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Entry level. Steel rims and handle bars, stem shifters, claw derailer, nutted axles, safety levers removed from brake levers. At least it doesn't have a cottered crank.
You could date it with the SN.
You could date it with the SN.
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06-06-22, 12:50 PM
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The subject bicycle is a bottom of the line, Canadian market, Nishiki Rally, circa 1983-1984.
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I know the tires are meant to read "Racer One," but this earworm was planted in my head nevertheless. So, I'm passing it along.
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Agreed not worth much as it sits. If it was ready to ride with new bar tape, chain and sorting out the cables, then maybe worth $125 once all that was done.
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