auchencrow

Until recently, I would have priced this 84 Waterloo Trek Model 500 in Reynolds 501 at about $250, but they're not getting any easier to find.

So I was thinking - shall I ask more? - It's in very very nice condition, and totally refurbished.

noglider 

I would ask for $300. But your market might be lower than mine.

tmh657

It looks very clean and steel Treks are desirable and easy to sell where I live. In SoCal I would most likely get $275 for it. Or I could sell it in 1 day at $250. If it was a 560 then up to $300. I sold a '84 560 for $300 4 months ago.

Looks like a small frame. I almost always sell small framed Treks and Peugeots to petite college girls. You might market it that way.

Picchio Special

I agree with taking a shot at $300. You can always lower the price. It's a clean bike, and that's a factor.

wrk101

Around here, $250 would be the figure. Last year, it would have been $200.

Interesting to here the comments on the 560, as I picked a 1984 560 project up a few days ago.

noglider 

wrk101's market bears low selling prices, at least compared with mine.

auchencrow

Thanks all - this puts it in the ballpark I wanted it to be. It is pretty minty. (Your input has made me feel justified instead of just greedy )

New Yorker

I bought that same bike, same color (except 21" frame) in 1984. Is it just an illusion, or is the rear wheel larger than the front? I know that some small framed bikes come that way. In any case, good luck with the sale.

auchencrow

Thanks NY'er. To answer your question, the wheels are both the same size. -Just a trick of the cameras' perspective.