I know, I'm beginning to sound like a broken record, but bike prices have skyrocketed. I agree that Bianchi is too high. But it's closer to reality than we might think. When I flip a bike now, I HAVE to assign a price that's way higher than I would have set it a year ago, just to keep the flood of e-mails down to a managable 8 to 12. Any vintage road bike with index shifting under $150 is gone immediatley. The latest group seeing a price increase around here is the old, rigid fork mountain bikes. Used to be a really nice MTB would sell for $60 to $80. Now vintage MTBs in good shape are in the $100 and up range. I should have bought more Trek 800s at yard sales instead of putting money in the bank.