Dorky but stock accoutrements on 1981 Miyata 1000?
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Dorky but stock accoutrements on 1981 Miyata 1000?
I recently purchased a nearly stock '81 Miyata 1000. The only things differentiating it from the 1981 catalog photo are the absence of hoods and the cheesy aftermarket saddle. The bike still has front and rear reflectors, wheel reflectors, a dork disc, foam grips, etc.
If I sell the Miyata, should I strip off the dorky accoutrements and make the bike look beautiful, or keep them on and make the bike look like the catalog photo?
If I sell the Miyata, should I strip off the dorky accoutrements and make the bike look beautiful, or keep them on and make the bike look like the catalog photo?
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It's up to you but I would try to make it look beautiful .
Replacing the (probably) dry and crusty foam bar wrap is a must either way. Touch points are extremely important when selling bikes.
Replacing the (probably) dry and crusty foam bar wrap is a must either way. Touch points are extremely important when selling bikes.
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