Early 80s Team Miyata, value?
07-29-09, 09:28 PM
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I don't know, but the quality of your camera lens adds at least $50. Gotta get that truck out of the frame, though.
07-29-09, 09:51 PM
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The Shimano 600 tri-color rear derailleur, brakeset and crankset pictured is from the late 80s not the early 80s. The frame is earlier, judging from the top-mounting of the shifters and the single set of water bottle mounts.
07-30-09, 07:15 AM
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Where are you planning on selling it? If I were to sell it locally on craigslist (I'm in the NYC metro area) I'd probably start by listing it high, maybe $275-$300, and work my way down. I don't think I'd sell it for less than $200-$225. This assumes it's been thoroughly cleaned, lubed and adjusted with fresh rubber and is in perfect working order.
It could possibly fetch more on ebay, but maybe not. Figure $250-$350 range.
It could possibly fetch more on ebay, but maybe not. Figure $250-$350 range.
07-30-09, 08:13 AM
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$275 to $300, could take a while to sell at that point, but it would sell.
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I think I would have priced this a little higher a year ago, but with the deals and bikes I've seen going for very low amounts lately I'd say;
$200-250 for a quick sale
$300-350 if you can sit on it for awhile.
$200-250 for a quick sale
$300-350 if you can sit on it for awhile.
