is this bike worth anything?
08-20-07, 11:11 PM
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is this bike worth anything?
i've got this dyno compe from the early 90's hanging around and i'm thinking of selling it as i never ride it..
i really dont know anything about bmx and it wasn't even my bike to begin with, it sort of just got inherited...
here's some details on it..
Year: Early 90's (maybe 93?)
Tubing: chomoly 4130
rear pegs
Headset: odyssey gyro (sst oryg)
Saddle: mongoose (some wear)
Seatpost: Straight Dyno long seatpost.
wellgo pedals
20" tires (chang shin) (lots of tread left)
dia compe bulldog brakes front and rear (rubber in good shape)
is this anything?
err
i really dont know anything about bmx and it wasn't even my bike to begin with, it sort of just got inherited...
here's some details on it..
Year: Early 90's (maybe 93?)
Tubing: chomoly 4130
rear pegs
Headset: odyssey gyro (sst oryg)
Saddle: mongoose (some wear)
Seatpost: Straight Dyno long seatpost.
wellgo pedals
20" tires (chang shin) (lots of tread left)
dia compe bulldog brakes front and rear (rubber in good shape)
is this anything?
err
08-21-07, 10:40 AM
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oo man that is a ok bike back in the day. those brakes is where the money is at.
08-21-07, 01:49 PM
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here's one that fetched $86, but it still had the kickstand. you didn't mention that in your description.
https://cgi.ebay.com/1995-Dyno-Compe_...QQcmdZViewItem
https://cgi.ebay.com/1995-Dyno-Compe_...QQcmdZViewItem
08-21-07, 02:34 PM
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here's one that fetched $86, but it still had the kickstand. you didn't mention that in your description.
https://cgi.ebay.com/1995-Dyno-Compe_...QQcmdZViewItem
https://cgi.ebay.com/1995-Dyno-Compe_...QQcmdZViewItem
i have a kickstand i could put on it... i didnt think anyone would actually want one of those...
so 80 or 90 maybe is fair?
i got a jerky email from a guy on craigslist saying it wasn't worth anything at all and i should stop wasting everyone's time. i thought it was rude.
i relisted it as 100$ obo...
that's on craigslist...
maybe i should list on ebay...
i've never shipped a bike though so that's the 1 thing holding me back on it..
08-21-07, 04:28 PM
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I think so.
yeah. Some people don't have jobs or goals, aside from hassling posters on Craigslist. I tried to sell a bass guitar on there once and I think the same guy must have emailed me.
08-22-07, 10:49 AM
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i've got this dyno compe from the early 90's hanging around and i'm thinking of selling it as i never ride it..
i really dont know anything about bmx and it wasn't even my bike to begin with, it sort of just got inherited...
here's some details on it..
Year: Early 90's (maybe 93?)
Tubing: chomoly 4130
rear pegs
Headset: odyssey gyro (sst oryg)
Saddle: mongoose (some wear)
Seatpost: Straight Dyno long seatpost.
wellgo pedals
20" tires (chang shin) (lots of tread left)
dia compe bulldog brakes front and rear (rubber in good shape)
is this anything?
err
i really dont know anything about bmx and it wasn't even my bike to begin with, it sort of just got inherited...
here's some details on it..
Year: Early 90's (maybe 93?)
Tubing: chomoly 4130
rear pegs
Headset: odyssey gyro (sst oryg)
Saddle: mongoose (some wear)
Seatpost: Straight Dyno long seatpost.
wellgo pedals
20" tires (chang shin) (lots of tread left)
dia compe bulldog brakes front and rear (rubber in good shape)
is this anything?
err
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08-22-07, 11:07 PM
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08-22-07, 11:10 PM
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Evey person that puts a picture of their old school bike always has the seat post above the bars.
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08-23-07, 03:05 AM
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That's the old school way....
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Nice bike, chrome is always nice.
East Hill
.Nice bike, chrome is always nice.
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08-23-07, 11:46 AM
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08-23-07, 02:09 PM
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the bars pushed way forward? I dunno. I never got into that, mine were always in line with the forks/headtube - again, functional for barspins and whatnot.
