greyblue
12-28-11, 03:46 PM
What year is this Masi Gran Criterium from?
Here is a link:
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/2772341505.html
Here is a link:
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/2772341505.html
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FastJake
12-28-11, 04:05 PM
Ask the seller? Looks to be early 2000s to me.
$500 for an Ultegra equipped bike like that is a good price. Better get it soon if you want it, it may not last long.
$500 for an Ultegra equipped bike like that is a good price. Better get it soon if you want it, it may not last long.
repechage
12-28-11, 06:46 PM
Ask the seller? Looks to be early 2000s to me.
$500 for an Ultegra equipped bike like that is a good price. Better get it soon if you want it, it may not last long.
It may not all be Ultrgra.
It is not a Masi Gran Criterium, could be a few things. An Alare, a Speciale of some sort, Masi in recent times has moved names all over the price point map. It is not a GC.
By today's standards it is a larger bike, my guess would be approx sized for a fellow 6' or a bit more.
It may or may not be of any difference to you, but his Masi was built in Asia and spec'ed by Haro in California who owns the Masi brand name rights in North America and I also think Oz and Asia. Twice removed from Masi of the Vigorelli n Milan.
$500 for an Ultegra equipped bike like that is a good price. Better get it soon if you want it, it may not last long.
It may not all be Ultrgra.
It is not a Masi Gran Criterium, could be a few things. An Alare, a Speciale of some sort, Masi in recent times has moved names all over the price point map. It is not a GC.
By today's standards it is a larger bike, my guess would be approx sized for a fellow 6' or a bit more.
It may or may not be of any difference to you, but his Masi was built in Asia and spec'ed by Haro in California who owns the Masi brand name rights in North America and I also think Oz and Asia. Twice removed from Masi of the Vigorelli n Milan.