Vintage Cinelli Laser
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Vintage Cinelli Laser
Hi everyone !
I was thinking about selling my vintage Cinelli Laser. I have all original parts on another Giordana Bike . The frame itself is in very good to almost excellent condition. I can eventually post pictures but is there ball park price for this? I have heard anywhere from $4000-$8000.
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I was thinking about selling my vintage Cinelli Laser. I have all original parts on another Giordana Bike . The frame itself is in very good to almost excellent condition. I can eventually post pictures but is there ball park price for this? I have heard anywhere from $4000-$8000.
Thanks
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Hi everyone !
I was thinking about selling my vintage Cinelli Laser. I have all original parts on another Giordana Bike . The frame itself is in very good to almost excellent condition. I can eventually post pictures but is there ball park price for this? I have heard anywhere from $4000-$8000.
Thanks
I was thinking about selling my vintage Cinelli Laser. I have all original parts on another Giordana Bike . The frame itself is in very good to almost excellent condition. I can eventually post pictures but is there ball park price for this? I have heard anywhere from $4000-$8000.
Thanks
Frame size will be a factor. And there is more than one version of the Laser. The early ones are worth most, this is also a bike that will probably be worth more whole than apart.
Allegedly the early ones were mostly steel, the later ones steel, brass and Bondo, lots of Bondo (bodyfiller for the pc set) If your frame shows shrinkage cracks or stress cracks from flexing it will take its toll on value.
In this market I would place the floor at $3k. For the big dollars it will need to be PERFECT, and of a popular size.
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Now may be the time to sell as Cinelli has stated they will reissue the bike, and one can bet it will be lighter than the original and stiffer.
Frame size will be a factor. And there is more than one version of the Laser. The early ones are worth most, this is also a bike that will probably be worth more whole than apart.
Allegedly the early ones were mostly steel, the later ones steel, brass and Bondo, lots of Bondo (bodyfiller for the pc set) If your frame shows shrinkage cracks or stress cracks from flexing it will take its toll on value.
In this market I would place the floor at $3k. For the big dollars it will need to be PERFECT, and of a popular size.
Frame size will be a factor. And there is more than one version of the Laser. The early ones are worth most, this is also a bike that will probably be worth more whole than apart.
Allegedly the early ones were mostly steel, the later ones steel, brass and Bondo, lots of Bondo (bodyfiller for the pc set) If your frame shows shrinkage cracks or stress cracks from flexing it will take its toll on value.
In this market I would place the floor at $3k. For the big dollars it will need to be PERFECT, and of a popular size.
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How would I go about telling which version it is? Is there a way to tell if its straight steel or mixed with brass and bondo? I'm not seeing any stress cracks or shrinkage.
Any recomondtions for how to sell this in the ny/nj area because this isn't something I would want to list over the internet unless it was a local pick up.
As for the parts , I have everything except the rear derailer.
I'll post pictures shortly!
Thanks
Any recomondtions for how to sell this in the ny/nj area because this isn't something I would want to list over the internet unless it was a local pick up.
As for the parts , I have everything except the rear derailer.
I'll post pictures shortly!
Thanks
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How would I go about telling which version it is? Is there a way to tell if its straight steel or mixed with brass and bondo? I'm not seeing any stress cracks or shrinkage.
Any recomondtions for how to sell this in the ny/nj area because this isn't something I would want to list over the internet unless it was a local pick up.
As for the parts , I have everything except the rear derailer.
I'll post pictures shortly!
Thanks
Any recomondtions for how to sell this in the ny/nj area because this isn't something I would want to list over the internet unless it was a local pick up.
As for the parts , I have everything except the rear derailer.
I'll post pictures shortly!
Thanks
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Ok I did the the magnet test and it pulls everywhere strongly, so I would assume this is all steel. Also the frame is a 23"
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Yea I have to transfer all the original parts back onto it , any idea which version or model this is?
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hey pauls, check out this fellow on Flickr, he has a neat Laser and is quite knowledgeable about these bikes.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cronobi...7614022563533/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cronobi...7614022563533/
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hey pauls, check out this fellow on Flickr, he has a neat Laser and is quite knowledgeable about these bikes.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cronobi...7614022563533/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cronobi...7614022563533/
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hey pauls, check out this fellow on Flickr, he has a neat Laser and is quite knowledgeable about these bikes.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cronobi...7614022563533/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cronobi...7614022563533/
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