SideburnsJokes
05-21-06, 01:56 AM
I recently had a bike totalled by a car. He addmitted fault and is ready and willing to compensate me for the damage. The only issue is, I have no idea how much the bike is worth.
It is a 1970 Magneet Sprint frame;
ALAN stem and bars;
Campagnolo Gran Tourismo derailuers;
Weinmann brakes;
Weco wheelset;
Marin saddle.
I got it used and fully rideable at a yard sale for $50 and thought that I was getting a pretty good deal. I am wondering what is a reasonable price to quote the guy, or if anyone knows a good place to get it appraised in Philly.
He's a nice guy; he lives about three blocks north of me and dropped by with his girlfriend (whom he was picking up at the time of the crash) the day after the incident to see how I was doing. I don't want to rip him off, but want to get duely compensated for the damage he did.
It's worth mentioning that I walked away from the crash with nothing more than some minor scrapes and bruises.
It is a 1970 Magneet Sprint frame;
ALAN stem and bars;
Campagnolo Gran Tourismo derailuers;
Weinmann brakes;
Weco wheelset;
Marin saddle.
I got it used and fully rideable at a yard sale for $50 and thought that I was getting a pretty good deal. I am wondering what is a reasonable price to quote the guy, or if anyone knows a good place to get it appraised in Philly.
He's a nice guy; he lives about three blocks north of me and dropped by with his girlfriend (whom he was picking up at the time of the crash) the day after the incident to see how I was doing. I don't want to rip him off, but want to get duely compensated for the damage he did.
It's worth mentioning that I walked away from the crash with nothing more than some minor scrapes and bruises.
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