Early/Mid 90s Yokota
03-22-12, 01:43 PM
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Early/Mid 90s Yokota
Any ideas on worth?
Sweetest bike ever!
Made in Taiwan in the early 1990s with a cro-mo lugged frame.
Great for the MS 150!
Come and check it out make me a offer in cash take it home
Made in Taiwan in the early 1990s with a cro-mo lugged frame.
Great for the MS 150!
Come and check it out make me a offer in cash take it home
03-22-12, 03:18 PM
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Not nearly enough info. Picture is way too small to make any judgement on. What are the components?
Very rough estimate, if it is actually a full chromoly frame + downtube shifters, aero brake levers, 700c wheelset (?) it should be worth at least $150 in good running condition. From what I can see it has the indicators of a better bike rather than cheap junk.
Very rough estimate, if it is actually a full chromoly frame + downtube shifters, aero brake levers, 700c wheelset (?) it should be worth at least $150 in good running condition. From what I can see it has the indicators of a better bike rather than cheap junk.
03-22-12, 06:55 PM
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I don't get into auctions on Craigs List. I would flag that ad (if it is on C/L). "Sweetest bike ever" = priceless.
03-23-12, 12:35 AM
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it's listed at $250 I forgot to mention. still waiting to hear back on the components, was hoping that colorway looked familiar
03-25-12, 10:58 PM
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Shimano exage action, i replaced the chain ring with truvativ isoflow but still have the original chainring that i will include
03-25-12, 11:04 PM
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yokota road bikes are fairly uncommon and ive only ever seen two models, the legend and the other model escapes me.
ive got a legend and quite like it. it is made out of tange 1000 and for a lower end frame seems to be fairly well made and has excellent paint quality.
ive got a legend and quite like it. it is made out of tange 1000 and for a lower end frame seems to be fairly well made and has excellent paint quality.
03-25-12, 11:06 PM
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Usually unheard of name = discount unless it was a custom made frame (this is almost certainly not as no one would get a custom frame to hang Exage on it.) Everyone loves Bianchi, Peugeot, Schwinn, etc. The names not well known get ignored unless the buyer is aware of them or does research.
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