1998 Campy Allez - What's it worth?
12-06-12, 06:10 PM
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1998 Campy Allez - What's it worth?
The add is for $500 I'm trying to schedule a ride. How is the pricing?
Like new! Full Campy Allez.
Frame & Fork
Frame Construction TIG-welded
Frame Tubing Material Specialized A1 Premium aluminum
Fork Brand & Model Specialized
Fork Material Specialized Direct Drive chromoly, aero crown
Rear Shock Not applicable
Components
Component Group Campagnolo Veloce
Brakeset Campagnolo Mirage dual pivot brakes, Campagnolo Veloce levers
Shift Levers Campagnolo Veloce Ergo
Front Derailleur Campagnolo Veloce, bottom-pull/braze-on
Rear Derailleur Campagnolo Veloce
Crankset Campagnolo Mirage, 39/53 teeth
Pedals Ritchey Logic
Bottom Bracket Campagnolo Veloce
BB Shell Width 68mm English
Rear Cogs 9-speed, 12 - 23 teeth
Chain Campagnolo Veloce, 1/2 x 3/32"
Seatpost Aluminum micro-adjust, 27.2mm diameter
Saddle Specialized Revolution Carbotech suspension
Handlebar Cinelli 64
Handlebar Extensions Not applicable
Handlebar Stem Cinelli X/A
Headset 1" Ritchey Logic
Wheels
Hubs Campagnolo Veloce
Rims Mavic CXP 21, 32-hole
Tires 700 x 23c Specialized Transition
Spoke Brand Stainless steel, 2.0mm straight gauge
Spoke Nipples Brass nipples
Like new! Full Campy Allez.
Frame & Fork
Frame Construction TIG-welded
Frame Tubing Material Specialized A1 Premium aluminum
Fork Brand & Model Specialized
Fork Material Specialized Direct Drive chromoly, aero crown
Rear Shock Not applicable
Components
Component Group Campagnolo Veloce
Brakeset Campagnolo Mirage dual pivot brakes, Campagnolo Veloce levers
Shift Levers Campagnolo Veloce Ergo
Front Derailleur Campagnolo Veloce, bottom-pull/braze-on
Rear Derailleur Campagnolo Veloce
Crankset Campagnolo Mirage, 39/53 teeth
Pedals Ritchey Logic
Bottom Bracket Campagnolo Veloce
BB Shell Width 68mm English
Rear Cogs 9-speed, 12 - 23 teeth
Chain Campagnolo Veloce, 1/2 x 3/32"
Seatpost Aluminum micro-adjust, 27.2mm diameter
Saddle Specialized Revolution Carbotech suspension
Handlebar Cinelli 64
Handlebar Extensions Not applicable
Handlebar Stem Cinelli X/A
Headset 1" Ritchey Logic
Wheels
Hubs Campagnolo Veloce
Rims Mavic CXP 21, 32-hole
Tires 700 x 23c Specialized Transition
Spoke Brand Stainless steel, 2.0mm straight gauge
Spoke Nipples Brass nipples
12-06-12, 07:03 PM
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Its a specialized allez. Nice enough bike for sure. I would not pay that for it though.
12-06-12, 10:48 PM
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I'll take a stab.
9-speed Veloce group set: worth about $200. Alloy 10 speed Veloce groupsets go for around $300 and carbon 10 speed for around $400, on eBay.
Wheelset: about $100, if those are Open Pros (see decal) instead of CX21s.
Miscellanous other components: $50+
Frame: $70-100. It is a nice enough frame but old aluminum Specializeds just don't fetch that much.
Totals about $450 if parted out. So, as a complete bike, a couple hundred less. $250-350.
9-speed Veloce group set: worth about $200. Alloy 10 speed Veloce groupsets go for around $300 and carbon 10 speed for around $400, on eBay.
Wheelset: about $100, if those are Open Pros (see decal) instead of CX21s.
Miscellanous other components: $50+
Frame: $70-100. It is a nice enough frame but old aluminum Specializeds just don't fetch that much.
Totals about $450 if parted out. So, as a complete bike, a couple hundred less. $250-350.
12-07-12, 07:44 AM
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I think that quote would be a quick sale. If the buyer takes his time(and advertises well), he could see $400-500 out of it. As a rider, I'd feel comfortable paying up to $400 on it. Assuming you keep it clean and in good working order, you will see most of that money back out of it, if you ever choose to sell.
12-07-12, 08:12 AM
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+1 $400. In prime riding season, more.
12-07-12, 08:43 AM
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Nice 15 year old steel tig bike - $350 to $400. Probably a really nice rider.
