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Old 07-28-14, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by anixi
I highly recommend you two take this "discussion" elsewhere. I'd rather see nice bikes instead. I do believe I speak for the majority of forumites.
@KonAaron Snake and @rekmeyata a difference of opinion and style is fine. I'm not the police. I don't want to be the police. Keep everything civil. I've benefited from both of your opinions in this thread.
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Originally Posted by anixi
I highly recommend you two take this "discussion" elsewhere. I'd rather see nice bikes instead. I do believe I speak for the majority of forumites.
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Decent upgrades on that one too. Too bad about the rust.
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I'm stumped as to what I just picked up. The guy said it was a Dean titanium...(3.1lb).

Any ideas? I haven't tried to contact Dean yet, thought I'd start here.
Welcome! I suggest you start a new thread, somebody is bound to know and you'll get a broader audience than this thread which isn't about IDing anyway.
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Here's a "rare find" for you.
"Rare Find - Vintage All Chrome Genuine Low Rider 20" Bicycle"


"the rims and many of the spokes are in poor condition - it has been stored for many years and they didn't protect the wheels from corrosion - it will need new rims and spokes"

"$500 Cash or best serious offers may be considered - don't waste my time with bullcrap offers, I only delete them..."
Rare Find - Vintage All Chrome Genuine Low Rider 20" Bicycle

I really love the last part. He offers a bike that might be worth $50 tops to a certain type of collector and then adds a line about no lowballers.
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Message delivered, I'll use the ignore feature going forward.

I might be alone on this, but I don't think anything is added by the constant commentary on posted bikes in this section. Most of us can value things ourselves - this isn't a valuation thread. There are times when it's appropriate, like when someone solicits opinions, but I generally could do without the running commentary. My opinion about the quality of that commentary notwithstanding.
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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
I might be alone on this, but I don't think anything is added by the constant commentary on posted bikes in this section. Most of us can value things ourselves - this isn't a valuation thread. There are times when it's appropriate, like when someone solicits opinions, but I generally could do without the running commentary.
I do think it's cool when folks point out issues on posted bikes that might have been missed by a potential buyer - frame damage, etc. I see no problem with that.
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3 speed fans - spotted on CL
Raleigh DL22 sports (1958-60??). $95
Looks all there.
1958-1960 Raleigh 3 speed Sports bike
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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
Message delivered, I'll use the ignore feature going forward.

I might be alone on this, but I don't think anything is added by the constant commentary on posted bikes in this section. Most of us can value things ourselves - this isn't a valuation thread. There are times when it's appropriate, like when someone solicits opinions, but I generally could do without the running commentary. My opinion about the quality of that commentary notwithstanding.
Agreed.

Precisely why I stopped posting pics/finds in this section.

Too many people want bicycles for flipper value and get wacky when something is priced at fair market value.

Taking the fun right out of it for many of us.........
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Bianchi 55cm Frameset Columbus Italian Celeste Lugged Steel

Good price?
The poster asked for valuation, so opinions were given. If given honestly and politely, then we can take them or leave them. Just because someone else will pay $XXX for something doesn't mean you or I will. Value is in the eye of the money-holder... Just gotta be polite. O:-)
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Originally Posted by mountaindave
The poster asked for valuation, so opinions were given. If given honestly and politely, then we can take them or leave them. Just because someone else will pay $XXX for something doesn't mean you or I will. Value is in the eye of the money-holder... Just gotta be polite. O:-)
I said that it's copacetic when solicited, as it was in that case. The issue for me is when people give value opinions on most bikes when not solicited. I also agree with the above regarding when something is damaged. Maybe it's just me...and I could have expressed it more politely.

To further what GMG said, I think people have a tendency to value things based on what it's worth to them rather than what it would typically sell for on eBay or CL. They then advise others with pricing that I think is highly questionable. For instance valuing the bianchi frame based on what it's worth after built up and what it would cost to get there. That doesn't determine a frame's value...selling prices do. It's always a mistake to buy a frame from a strictly $$$ perspective, but many of us prefer buying frame sets because it's not always about what it's worth to resell.
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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
I said that it's copacetic when solicited, as it was in that case. The issue for me is when people give value opinions on most bikes when not solicited. I also agree with the above regarding when something is damaged. Maybe it's just me...and I could have expressed it more politely.

To further what GMG said, I think people have a tendency to value things based on what it's worth to them rather than what it would typically sell for on eBay or CL. They then advise others with pricing that I think is highly questionable. For instance valuing the bianchi frame based on what it's worth after built up and what it would cost to get there. That doesn't determine a frame's value...selling prices do. It's always a mistake to buy a frame from a strictly $$$ perspective, but many of us prefer buying frame sets because it's not always about what it's worth to resell.
Yeah, this is the kind of advice EVERYONE should be able to use. Let's leave the valuations to the valuation thread.
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1972 Peugeot PX-10; Randonneuring/touring set up

1972 Peugeot PX-10; Randonneuring/touring set up - $450 (west marin)







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1972 Peugeot PX 10 set up for touring or randonneuring. 53 cm frame. TA triple cranks, Huret rear derailleur, Suntour fingertip shifters, Phil Wood sealed bearing hubs laced to Super champion clincher rims, Campy pedals. Silca frame pump with Campy head. Generic (but comfortable!)WTB saddle. A comfortable touring build using quality 1970's components. Blackburn rear rack included if desired. Plenty of nicks and scratches on the 531 Reynolds tubing frame. Photos in a bit... Thanks for looking!
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I'm a newbie looking to get into cycling I've been measured but before getting into 1k+ on a new bike I wanted to try my hand at Craigslist and have found I'm not real sure what I'm doing. Any tips to what to look for /avoid. My budget is around $250 so I'm thinking and older bike is all I'm going to get which is fine just don't want to get screwed in the process. I need a 51cm bike if that helps. I'm in Fort Worth,Tx Wanting a road bike
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Originally Posted by redcaymatt
Yeah, this is the kind of advice EVERYONE should be able to use. Let's leave the valuations to the valuation thread.
+1 And steer people in that direction when they forget and ask for valuation here.
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Fat chance 19" frame fork headset and brakes

[h=2]Fat chance 19" frame fork headset and brakes - $225 (Billerica)[/h]






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Fat chance 19" frame fork headset and brakes in good condition just never got around to it
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Bridgestone Grand Velo NJS professional road bike frame and fork with new Campagnolo Record headset. Currently built up with a mix of Campy Chorus and Centaur components with Campy Nucleon wheels. Looking to sell frame & fork only but am open to selling as built. Top tube is 53cm and seat tube is 51.5c, both ctc. Rear spacing is 126mm but easily accommodates a 130mm wheel which is currently mounted.

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Originally Posted by gomango
Agreed.

Precisely why I stopped posting pics/finds in this section.

Too many people want bicycles for flipper value and get wacky when something is priced at fair market value.

Taking the fun right out of it for many of us.........
Solid maturity here Go Man Go!
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Originally Posted by gomango
Agreed.

Precisely why I stopped posting pics/finds in this section.

Too many people want bicycles for flipper value and get wacky when something is priced at fair market value.

Taking the fun right out of it for many of us.........
BTW, "The Man" is spot on.
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Not me!!

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I find a good flame war highly entertaining. "AND IN THIS CORNER......"

Maybe when we're done with this "discussion" we can start a round of the dozens

"Yeah? Well your momma's so stupid she paid retail for that frame."
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TREK 770 Campagnolo Super Record ,Classic Vintage Road Bike ....... (encinitas)

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