1983 Trek 620 (7-11 race team)
09-22-10, 03:11 PM
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1983 Trek 620 (7-11 race team)
I picked up this bike while in school and rode it for about 6 months and stopped because I had knee surgery (unrelated). It's been in storage for 5 years and now I'm hoping to get a smaller frame so I can get back into biking.
From what I found out from this site and vintage-trek.com is that it's a 63.5cm 1983 Trek 620. It comes with rear rack, bottle holder, cannondale sidebag, and some old peugeot sport computer.
Edit: Read the serial upside down and it's really 068606. Not 7-11
I'd say the condition is good to great. Small nicks here and there which turned into tiny rust spots.
Any help would be appreciated and thanks for reading!
From what I found out from this site and vintage-trek.com is that it's a 63.5cm 1983 Trek 620. It comes with rear rack, bottle holder, cannondale sidebag, and some old peugeot sport computer.
Edit: Read the serial upside down and it's really 068606. Not 7-11
I'd say the condition is good to great. Small nicks here and there which turned into tiny rust spots.
Any help would be appreciated and thanks for reading!
Last edited by Calbike; 09-22-10 at 05:00 PM. Reason: noobin' it
09-22-10, 04:05 PM
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I also checked the serial number and it shows 909890 which apparently makes it a bike made for the 7-11 racing team? https://www.vintage-trek.com/SerialNos83.htm
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Thanks for the info. I'm located in the bay area in CA.
I just assumed it was in the 7-11 bracket due to the serial number range. Unless it's number specific.
I just assumed it was in the 7-11 bracket due to the serial number range. Unless it's number specific.
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What you do have is a desirable Trek 620. In ready to ride, pristine condition, and some good marketing, it would bring about $350, in my area. Given you are in an insane bike market, I would adjust it higher.
Size is a major negative (limited market), or it would be worth more.
Double check that serial number, as you have it garbled some. 909,000 was not until 1992. Bike is clearly not a 1992 model.
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You overlooked the 170s made for 7-11. But as you said, too many digits.
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