dbhouston 

Moving groupsets around between the two bikes I use the most. Just pulled this from a wonderful 2005 Orbea Spirit and replaced it with a modern Shimano 11 speed setup. That required the purchase of a new gravel-specific group for the donor bike. So, my plan is to sell this on if it's worth more to someone else than it is to me. If not, I'm sure I'll find another project to use it on. I have a number in my head for where that balance might lie, but curious what smarter people than me think this should be worth. Shifters and derailleurs are the carbon variety, and since I'd be out of the modern-ish Campy business, there are some extras in the pile. Thanks!

mattcalifornia

I sold my Campy Chorus 10 set 3 years ago. I couldn't find anyone who wanted the whole grupo, so I parted it out and just put it up on eBay. I dug out my records -- here's what everything sold for:
Cassette (12-25) - $33
Brakes (front and rear) - $41
Ergo Shifters (pair) - $165
Crankset (53/39) & Front Derailleur - $80
Rear Derailleur - $89

Total: $408
I thought that was a pretty decent return.

My bottom bracket was a Phil Wood, not Campy for some reason. Sold that for another $70.
The headset was Campy Record, but I didn't sell it.
The wheels were Rolfs - sold those separately as well.

dbhouston 

Thanks, mattcalifornia. Very helpful, and a realistic starting point.

VtwinVince

The most bomb-proof Campy groupset ever IMHO, I've been using mine for ten years, thousand of miles and it still works perfectly.

dbhouston 

FYI, I decided to try my luck on EBay in an auction format. It's open through next Sunday.

I had actually talked myself into taking it down before it went live this morning, but had a family thing and got distracted, so it's out there now. Guaranteed, in a few months I'll have a lovely frame that would be perfect for this ...

nesteel 

Didn't read the forum rules, did you?

dbhouston 

Sorry! Deleted the link.