80's Cannondale Criterium
05-26-14, 05:00 PM
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80's Cannondale Criterium
Hello, trying to figure out what to ask for my bike. It's an 80's Cannondale Criterium though I don't know what year in the 80's. It has Shimano 105.
I had it fixed up about 3 years ago and maybe put 500 or 1000 miles since then. The bike may have 3k or 4k miles total on it.
When I had it fixed up they put new tires, re wrapped the handlebars and adjusted the brakes. The bike rides great but is not in perfect condition as can be seen. Thanks.
I had it fixed up about 3 years ago and maybe put 500 or 1000 miles since then. The bike may have 3k or 4k miles total on it.
When I had it fixed up they put new tires, re wrapped the handlebars and adjusted the brakes. The bike rides great but is not in perfect condition as can be seen. Thanks.
05-26-14, 07:27 PM
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Lots of missing paint, broken cable clip, needs work. $180 +/- 10%.
05-26-14, 08:18 PM
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I'm a little more genuorise as are a lot of buyers when it comes to better quality American made metal frome the 80's. I would say $250 give or take. If your selling a really nice outside shot of the whole bike cropped from the drive side would help alot buyers want to see the whole bike a great glory drive side pic can add $50-100 to the sale price of a bike like this.
05-26-14, 08:39 PM
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That's an 87 or 88 SR500, the serial number will tell us when it was actually made.
In pictured condition and depending on the market, $ 150 to $250.
In pictured condition and depending on the market, $ 150 to $250.
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I just sold a similar frame/fork/BB combo for $140, in the Atlanta market...if that helps...
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