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lazurduy 12-01-13 10:46 AM

Advice on Trek bikes costs, please
 
Hi there,

I rant into some ads selling used Trek bikes. Could anyone recommend me these bikes true (or fair) price assuming they're in good condition? See links below. Thanks!

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...211095304.html

http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...219986962.html

cannondale125 12-01-13 10:54 AM

If you know the years or about you can go to bicyclebluebook.com.

rebel1916 12-01-13 11:09 AM


Originally Posted by cannondale125 (Post 16291827)
If you know the years or about you can go to bicyclebluebook.com.

Tends to be on the low side for desirable stuff. At least in NY.

Murray Missile 12-01-13 11:36 AM


Originally Posted by rebel1916 (Post 16291868)
Tends to be on the low side for desirable stuff. At least in NY.


Also appears to be VERY incomplete as to models from each manufacturer.

Isaiahc72 12-01-13 12:53 PM

Like others have said, they are somewhat on the low side of the Trek models. However, they still have the fact that they are made by Trek going for them. I have a Trek 800 which is probably their lowest of low and it is absolutely amazing. It's held up through everything I could throw at it so in my opinion, both those are pretty good deals and should do fine

lazurduy 12-01-13 04:27 PM

Not sure what you mean. Are you saying the bike is incomplete according to what it should have?

dynaryder 12-01-13 05:27 PM

He meant the website posted by cannondale125;that site has gaps in different lines of bike listings,plus it doesn't take into consideration the condition/mileage of a bike.

DC has a pretty robust used market,so prices are going to be higher than many other areas. Those are both pretty typical. I'd say the prices are ok if there isn't any rust and the bikes don't need anything. If the chains,brake pads,or tires need replacing,then I would work them down accordingly. Chains are around $18-25,brake pads about $8-15/set,tires could be anywhere from $15-40/ea. Look for rust on the chain,see how much material is left on the pads,and check both the tread and sidewalls on the tires. If there's cracking on the sidewalls,the tire should be replaced.


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