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Old 09-04-18, 10:03 PM
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1984 Cannondale value?





Ive seen the catalog, but itnlooks like its got mixed components. Looks to be in good condition.

will see what rear derailleur and hubs are tomorrow.

any idea on what a good price would be for this?
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Maybe $100-150. Value is in the frame.
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Took me two months to sell a beautiful 600 in powder blue. As usual it was to big for me. I sold it for $200. And this was eight years ago when the market was stronger. CL Sale.
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I'm looking into buying rather than selling. So this is good. I may start at 100 if it fits me. Thanks for the info guys!
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I'm looking into buying rather than selling. So this is good. I may start at 100 if it fits me. Thanks for the info guys!
Good luck. If it were me I would put the bike on my shoulder and walk away. Or ride away depending on where we met.
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I'm biased, but to me that's a lot of bike for very little money. Maybe I just like old bikes too much. I agree, the value is in the frame. You could build a very nice bike out of it, have the joy of building up a nice bike, and maybe sell on everything else for pocket money.
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Good luck. If it were me I would put the bike on my shoulder and walk away. Or ride away depending on where we met.
as in you think this is a good deal for a decent bike? I’ve liked the look of a nice vintage cannondale, this one with campy stuff may be a good find. What do you think?
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as in you think this is a good deal for a decent bike? I’ve liked the look of a nice vintage cannondale, this one with campy stuff may be a good find. What do you think?
One thing about Cannondales of the time period many of them had frames based on their components, but the same frame. So the bike I had, versus the bike you are inquiring about are identical frames most likely with different components. Shimano 600 are excellent but get no love because ooh, ahh they aren't Italian.
The bike I had I would have gladly kept and road at least for a while had it fit. If someone came by, and offered a $100 I would have walked!
Now the seller might happily take your offer. My thing is I tell people I won't budge on price. If they try that after I said I wouldn't budge I will walk and not even sell if they come up to my asking price. Lately they just email, wan't to "Pickup The Bike up Today" and when I tell them the price is firm their asses disappear.

One thing about the Dale that I like is they often had shorter top tubes. Less aggressive, and more comfortable. So depending on your reach the bike may, or may not work for you.

(I had a trade offer from someone, they contacted me, got on here, and the good old BF crowd nixed the trade, and the potential trader tried to sell the bike for $600. I really liked the bike he was offering but in no way was it a $600 bike. Trade was favorable, but not by that much considering condition. He needed a bigger bike, and I needed a smaller one. See the kind of BS a seller can go through.....bike offered in trade below)


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Looks worth a couple hundred. Just needs a tune up and ride it as-is. Looks like good mid-level components.

I have a few of those frames kicking around. My son rides 1 occasionally, and the others are hanging from the basement ceiling.... Probably will never get used
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