1990/92 Schwinn (Waterford) Paramount OS, very low miles.
02-23-11, 02:55 PM
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1990/92 Schwinn (Waterford) Paramount OS, very low miles.
I'm comtemplating a '90/'92 era Waterford built Paramount OS. 700c, Dura-Ace, etc.
What would be a fair offer?
Thanks,
Bob Hufford
Springfield, MO
What would be a fair offer?
Thanks,
Bob Hufford
Springfield, MO
02-23-11, 04:41 PM
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To my eye, that bike looks unridden. It is a very popular size with top of the line components and an enviable colour, I doubt the seller would have a hard time getting $700 for it, even though it has downtube shifters.
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Didn't Paramounts of this time frame have cable guides integrated into the headtube? I own a 1992 model with full Dura Ace. I'm biased but would think 1200 to 1500 hundred.
02-23-11, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by parkrun72
Didn't Paramounts of this time frame have cable guides integrated into the headtube? I own a 1992 model with full Dura Ace. I'm biased but would think 1200 to 1500 hundred.
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Originally Posted by Scooper
This 1994 Waterford Paramount (540ALWA94012) doesn't have head tube mounted cable guides. Tubing is 753 OS. The frame and fork were $535 on eBay. I'm guessing a fair price for the complete bike Bob is looking at would be $1000 or so.
02-24-11, 07:18 AM
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Thanks everyone! Very helpful ...
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