Helping IDing/Pricing a Flandria
05-23-11, 05:15 PM
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Helping IDing/Pricing a Flandria
my size, priced at $85 + a long drive, but from what I had previously read Flandria made some nice bikes, can't see jack/sh~t from the pictures. Waitin to hear back on whether it's still available.
05-23-11, 05:23 PM
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That's not one of the nice ones.
Can't say that I've ever actually seen one of the nice ones - though I'd like to.
Can't say that I've ever actually seen one of the nice ones - though I'd like to.
05-23-11, 05:31 PM
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Just smile and wave as someone else buys it.
05-23-11, 05:36 PM
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not even worth a lowball offer for the frame for a ssfg conversion? I'm kinda hoping to fall into a bike that I'm not worried about when I go see a movie and whatnot tbh
05-23-11, 06:13 PM
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For me a long drive is 60 to 100 miles each way. 20 mpg? 6 to 10 gallons round trip, that around here is 26 to 44 dollars. Discounting wear and tear and the time cost.
Images are poor, so a bunch of questions. Would the guy take $25 dollars for it? Probably not, he will hope a local will bite.
Images are poor, so a bunch of questions. Would the guy take $25 dollars for it? Probably not, he will hope a local will bite.
05-23-11, 08:58 PM
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Looks like jack-sh~t to me. Pass.
Pictures are good enough to see it is a dog.
Pictures are good enough to see it is a dog.
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