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05-14-09, 02:23 AM
So this girl agreed over the phone tonight to save the bike for me to purchase for $125 in 3 weeks. Now, I am very new to the whole Campagnolo parts etc., and especially Torelli bikes. This bike would most definitely sell for a lot more than that in Portland, correct? If anyone could give me some insight, ti owuld be greatly appreciated!!
So the pictures she sent me will not upload and im far too tired to fix them. She said its probably 8-10 years old, 54cm dark metallic green with yellow Torelli decals on front forks and DT I believe. Its got a Capagnolo Voloce rear derailer, brakes, front derailer, crank set, headset, and the cable housings have the logo on them. It has a 7-ring rear cluster and the shifter look to be right under the brake levers. It is a triple as well. SHe recently added a black Salsa stem and new Michelin tires. The bike looks very clean condition wise, be really filthy and wuite obviously needs to be cleaned and overhauled. which is not a big deal.
So the pictures she sent me will not upload and im far too tired to fix them. She said its probably 8-10 years old, 54cm dark metallic green with yellow Torelli decals on front forks and DT I believe. Its got a Capagnolo Voloce rear derailer, brakes, front derailer, crank set, headset, and the cable housings have the logo on them. It has a 7-ring rear cluster and the shifter look to be right under the brake levers. It is a triple as well. SHe recently added a black Salsa stem and new Michelin tires. The bike looks very clean condition wise, be really filthy and wuite obviously needs to be cleaned and overhauled. which is not a big deal.