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Old 09-06-07 | 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
Then it would depend on the bike market in your area for used bikes. At $75, you'll be doing good breaking even after buying tires, tubes, tape, and brake pads. Probably should add in cables and housings, too.

For the "flip" angle - assuming you do all the labor you'll need to figure getting $150 for it as a "break even" proposition. But if you are going to keep it for yourself it isn't too bad a deal. I think you might be able to do better, though, with a little patience and luck.

Don't happen to have pics, do you?
I forgot. No pictures but for what it's worth I do like the paint scheme. It's a metallic red with a silver seat post and head tube.
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