Antonio Mondonico Hand Made Racer
01-03-08, 09:18 AM
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Antonio Mondonico Hand Made Racer
Once in while, something interesting comes accross on craigslist
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bik/526615436.html
Is this worth $1000?
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/bik/526615436.html
Is this worth $1000?
01-03-08, 09:23 AM
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It's probably my lack of expertise but I've never heard of " Aris Rival 6000 drive system and hubs 14 speed set up" before. If it were equipped with early 90's dura ace or record maybe it would be worth it.
01-03-08, 09:36 AM
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It will probably be a good rider, but Columbus Thron tubing was used on entry level Torelli framesets, so I would say $400 tops and you could likely do better for the $$.
01-03-08, 09:44 AM
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but the seller writes such a compelling ad!
01-03-08, 10:19 AM
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I just saw that ad!
That's the guy I bought my Trek 760 from. His garage is packed with old frames and beater bikes in the making and stuff.
JT why does the fork look bent to you?
I wonder how he finds all these bikes!
That's the guy I bought my Trek 760 from. His garage is packed with old frames and beater bikes in the making and stuff.
JT why does the fork look bent to you?
I wonder how he finds all these bikes!
01-03-08, 10:25 AM
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The pictures aren't great - but yes, it's a nice write up given the fuzzy view for such a high ticket item.
The seller is a CL frequent flyer - usually older beater bikes ($100-$200 range, generally a little high since he's trying to make a buck - but not out of the ballpark).
Thanks for the comments
The seller is a CL frequent flyer - usually older beater bikes ($100-$200 range, generally a little high since he's trying to make a buck - but not out of the ballpark).
Thanks for the comments
01-03-08, 11:06 AM
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JT why does the fork look bent to you?
The fork appears to be bent backward
even when viewed differently.
(90 degrees up)
Regourds,
J T
The fork appears to be bent backward
even when viewed differently.
(90 degrees up)
Regourds,
J T
01-03-08, 11:10 AM
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aris was a sachs brand. I don't think it was a complete gruppo, rather just a drivetrain. I could be wrong. Might have had brakes too. Regardless, it never got much traction in the USA. Maybe it was more popular in France.
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I agree, fork looks bent.
Ride the cliche, picture a straight line running through the head tube, it
should be in the same plane (parrallel) to the forks, these forks look like
they are pushed back a bit.
take a straight edge and hold it up to the picture, you'll get the idea.
marty
Ride the cliche, picture a straight line running through the head tube, it
should be in the same plane (parrallel) to the forks, these forks look like
they are pushed back a bit.
take a straight edge and hold it up to the picture, you'll get the idea.
marty
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I agree, fork looks bent.
Ride the cliche, picture a straight line running through the head tube, it
should be in the same plane (parrallel) to the forks, these forks look like
they are pushed back a bit.
take a straight edge and hold it up to the picture, you'll get the idea.
marty
Ride the cliche, picture a straight line running through the head tube, it
should be in the same plane (parrallel) to the forks, these forks look like
they are pushed back a bit.
take a straight edge and hold it up to the picture, you'll get the idea.
marty
