Originally Posted by
3speedslow
Starting at 299... if going back to stock old parts then really, the frame is the selling point. Don’t know your market but maybe 125-150 range?
WAG could be...
3SpeedSlow, I agree.
I don't mean to get philosophical, (or start an argument) but here's my theory on bike value/price.
And I use this as 'rule of thumb' just to get an idea.
Using $400 dealer price as example.
Dealer sells it retail for $400, they bought it wholesale for $200, manufacturer made parts for $100.
So, for a $299 bike (using my theory) the bike (collection of parts) is worth $75, but you are doing setup, tuning, using your tools, material, time, labor. So, $100-150, is reasonable.
And that's what I'd pay for a well maintained used Nano.