Questions about Fondriest
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Questions about Fondriest
There is a guy selling a Fondriest Salsa with Campy Veloce components. He doesn't know the age of the bike, but it is steel. It is my size, but I can find no specs or equivalent bikes online. It appears to be a late 90's model (judging from the paint job). The fork is metal, either plated steel or aluminum. Anyone know the approximate value? BTW, the condition is good to very good.
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How much is the guy wanting? Not enough info to hazard even a guess, but Fondriest is a well known, high end brand. I have noticed that their frames are very pricey when new but used ones are sometimes had at bargain levels. The forks are chrome plated steel. Aluminum forks on a steel bike would be weird to say the least.
Fondriest was still making steel framed bikes last I heard and the new frames are around $2000 and up.
Close up pics of the frame, type of steel, etc. would help in valuation.
Fondriest was still making steel framed bikes last I heard and the new frames are around $2000 and up.
Close up pics of the frame, type of steel, etc. would help in valuation.
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