1962 DBS Value?
04-01-19, 04:25 PM
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welcome to the forum ging
letters stand for Den Beste Sykkel
there are both base model and quality models of these
you will need to find a way to post some images or at least a link to images to receive any meaningful responses
factory was located in Sandnes, on the southwest coast
company name Jonas Oeglaend
brand still going today in a nominal sense, although beginning in 1996 all new cycles which bear it are produced in the orient
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welcome to the forum ging
letters stand for Den Beste Sykkel
there are both base model and quality models of these
you will need to find a way to post some images or at least a link to images to receive any meaningful responses
factory was located in Sandnes, on the southwest coast
company name Jonas Oeglaend
brand still going today in a nominal sense, although beginning in 1996 all new cycles which bear it are produced in the orient
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The bike could certainly use a good cleaning.
Can you tell the tubing type?
I see either a first generation steel Campagnolo Record or a Campagnolo Grand Sport rear derailleur. Campagnolo bar end shifters. Probably a Campagnolo Strada crankset.
My guess is that you have a fair amount of value in the groupset, and the overall bike is worth somewhere between $300 and $400 as-is. A bit more if cleaned up.
Can you tell the tubing type?
I see either a first generation steel Campagnolo Record or a Campagnolo Grand Sport rear derailleur. Campagnolo bar end shifters. Probably a Campagnolo Strada crankset.
My guess is that you have a fair amount of value in the groupset, and the overall bike is worth somewhere between $300 and $400 as-is. A bit more if cleaned up.
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
The bike could certainly use a good cleaning.
Can you tell the tubing type?
I see either a first generation steel Campagnolo Record or a Campagnolo Grand Sport rear derailleur. Campagnolo bar end shifters. Probably a Campagnolo Strada crankset.
My guess is that you have a fair amount of value in the groupset, and the overall bike is worth somewhere between $300 and $400 as-is. A bit more if cleaned up.
Can you tell the tubing type?
I see either a first generation steel Campagnolo Record or a Campagnolo Grand Sport rear derailleur. Campagnolo bar end shifters. Probably a Campagnolo Strada crankset.
My guess is that you have a fair amount of value in the groupset, and the overall bike is worth somewhere between $300 and $400 as-is. A bit more if cleaned up.
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