early 90's GT Dyno Comp. my first bike...value?
08-25-14, 12:27 PM
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early 90's GT Dyno Comp. my first bike...value?
I have had this bike since brand new and it is 100% original. Still has original tubes, tires (which don't hold air ) and grips!
Number on bottom is S7IY09029.
I feel like it's a 1993 but I am unsure. I will provide pics when I can get to my computer but does anyone know the value of these bikes?
Chrome w blue stickers and tons of spokes on the wheels....This bike is heavy haha.
No rust, and just needs a good polish but otherwise great shape.
Number on bottom is S7IY09029.
I feel like it's a 1993 but I am unsure. I will provide pics when I can get to my computer but does anyone know the value of these bikes?
Chrome w blue stickers and tons of spokes on the wheels....This bike is heavy haha.
No rust, and just needs a good polish but otherwise great shape.
08-25-14, 03:58 PM
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It's probably not worth enough to warrant a cleanup. Sentimentally, it's worth a ton, but dollars and cents, I'd be surprised if you could pull even $100 out of it. Do you have kids or nephews/nieces you could pass it along to?
Since bmx bikes have gone to driver hubs it's become VERY easy for even the uneducated to spot older bikes, and BMX riders (kids) tend to be the most fickle of all cyclists. The only real market for mid school bikes is for the halo bikes and parts that teenagers of the 90s (i.e. yours truly) lusted after. Believe me when I say that very few of us lusted after a dyno comp. Sorry
Since bmx bikes have gone to driver hubs it's become VERY easy for even the uneducated to spot older bikes, and BMX riders (kids) tend to be the most fickle of all cyclists. The only real market for mid school bikes is for the halo bikes and parts that teenagers of the 90s (i.e. yours truly) lusted after. Believe me when I say that very few of us lusted after a dyno comp. Sorry
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Not old enough to get the vintage dollars poor condition. But a choice maker model $150 .
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