circa 1970 Dunelt 5 speed
04-13-12, 02:10 PM
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circa 1970 Dunelt 5 speed
I have a Dunelt speed woman's bike purchased around 1969-1970. It has sentimental value (my main form of transportation at UW Madison). A friend just told me it has value - does it? It has surface rust on fenders, flat tires (of course), orignal seat, hand grips and gears. It still makes that sweet sound when moving. It is a one owner bike.
04-13-12, 02:16 PM
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Cool bike but too much rust to be worth much. Even in great shape, women's frame bikes are worth less than men's and 5-speeds in this style don't have a ton of value to begin with.
If it has sentimental value to you you're probably better off keeping it.
If it has sentimental value to you you're probably better off keeping it.
04-14-12, 05:37 AM
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It has value as a commuter bike, but also some collectible value.
Look at that chainguard!
All tuned up, paint and chrome cleaned up, etc. it would retail for around $225 in the Boston market.
Look at that chainguard!
All tuned up, paint and chrome cleaned up, etc. it would retail for around $225 in the Boston market.
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