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05-17-09, 03:19 PM
I have a 1986 League Fuji that is in very very good shape. All original and in the silver finish. It is a little tall for me so I was thinking of selling it off as I have a few bikes now that are a bit smaller and fit me better.
I have it set up with a Nitto R14 rear rack, a brooks honey saddle and brooks leather wrap in matching honey.
I can set it back to original with original seat and keep all of the extras unless it will really boost the sale price up. Considering that it's over $200 worth of extras my guess is that it will not raise the price up enough to justify throwing it in. (Although all of them make it look amazing).
So what do you think it would sell for 100% stock and how much in it's current setup.
I even have the original manual that went with it when it was sold.
Edited to add: Here is a link to the catalog page for the model so you can see all of the specs. It is quad butted Valite.
http://classicfuji.com/League_1986_Page.htm
I have it set up with a Nitto R14 rear rack, a brooks honey saddle and brooks leather wrap in matching honey.
I can set it back to original with original seat and keep all of the extras unless it will really boost the sale price up. Considering that it's over $200 worth of extras my guess is that it will not raise the price up enough to justify throwing it in. (Although all of them make it look amazing).
So what do you think it would sell for 100% stock and how much in it's current setup.
I even have the original manual that went with it when it was sold.
Edited to add: Here is a link to the catalog page for the model so you can see all of the specs. It is quad butted Valite.
http://classicfuji.com/League_1986_Page.htm