1984 trek 760 - value estimate
07-27-20, 09:43 AM
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1984 trek 760 - value estimate
Hi! I have a 1984 trek 760. Lots of original parts but new saddle, handlebars and wheels. Still have the original wheels though.
Good shape with a spot of rust on the brakes and that's really about it. I think 22.5 " frame but need to check. Rode it over the weekend and it felt great. Much more stable at speed down hill than my carbon. If I do keep it, can I fit a cassette with bigger range?
Considering keeping it as a back-up but i have been spoiled by not having down tube shifters. Hard to make that transition.
thanks for any input!
Good shape with a spot of rust on the brakes and that's really about it. I think 22.5 " frame but need to check. Rode it over the weekend and it felt great. Much more stable at speed down hill than my carbon. If I do keep it, can I fit a cassette with bigger range?
Considering keeping it as a back-up but i have been spoiled by not having down tube shifters. Hard to make that transition.
thanks for any input!
07-27-20, 09:50 AM
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FYI: There's a Classic & Vintage appraisals forum one level up from this one which is the correct place for the valuation question.
As for the other part of it - You should easily be able to expand your range. Anything beyond 7spd out back will likely result in the need to re-dish and/or re-hub the rear depending how far you want to go.
As for the other part of it - You should easily be able to expand your range. Anything beyond 7spd out back will likely result in the need to re-dish and/or re-hub the rear depending how far you want to go.
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07-27-20, 10:46 AM
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We need pics. Condition is king when it's come to value.
You're rear derailleur will determine how big of a cassette or freewheel you can use. Does your replacement wheelset use a freewheel or a cassette?
You're rear derailleur will determine how big of a cassette or freewheel you can use. Does your replacement wheelset use a freewheel or a cassette?
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