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52telecaster 01-26-17 07:53 PM

1981 miyata 1000 frameset value?
 
The frame isn't in amazing shape. Pretty rough really paint wise but structurally sound. I was just wondering a range of values. It would include seat post and brakes.

Love to know what you guys think.

tmh657 01-26-17 07:56 PM

I think some photos are needed to render an opinion.

52telecaster 01-26-17 08:13 PM

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I'll get some more tomorrow.

daf1009 01-27-17 06:24 AM

I paid about 350 for a similar one in the Cleveland market three years ago.

52telecaster 01-27-17 06:31 AM

Well I was just thinking the frameset not the whole bike. Contemplating buying a space horse and I'll need to thin the herd. I just want to keep some room in my breeze way.

zukahn1 01-27-17 10:42 AM

With the slightly rough paint with brakes seat post and likely headset $125-150 would allow you to build up the bike and not be upside down on the build if you really like it.

52telecaster 01-27-17 10:56 AM

Cool, about what I was thinking. I appreciate your expertise.

bikemig 01-27-17 11:10 AM

Are you looking for a new touring bike? The Space Horse is a fine bike but it's not really designed for full on loaded touring. It would certainly work (it takes pretty fat tires) as a touring bike though and it is likely to be a better everyday rider than a touring bike.

52telecaster 01-27-17 03:56 PM


Originally Posted by bikemig (Post 19340075)
Are you looking for a new touring bike? The Space Horse is a fine bike but it's not really designed for full on loaded touring. It would certainly work (it takes pretty fat tires) as a touring bike though and it is likely to be a better everyday rider than a touring bike.

Well,my masi handles what I carry pretty fine, it just won't take fatter tires. Test riding the all city it seemed at least as stiff as the masi. Plus I,can get one for 1150. Its somehing to think about on long winter nights.

bikemig 01-27-17 06:54 PM


Originally Posted by 52telecaster (Post 19340730)
Well,my masi handles what I carry pretty fine, it just won't take fatter tires. Test riding the all city it seemed at least as stiff as the masi. Plus I,can get one for 1150. Its something to think about on long winter nights.

Yeah I get cabin fever as well and start thinking about a new bike. The space horse is pretty sweet. If your masi does duty as a touring bike, why not get a sports touring bike like the soma es?

ES | SOMA Fabrications

This is a pretty sweet lightweight bike that can take reasonably fat tires.

Wileyone 01-27-17 08:04 PM

As far as a Vintage Touring Bike goes it would be hard to beat a Miyata 1000.

As far as new Touring Bikes go it would be hard to beat a Miyata 1000.


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