1986 Dave Scott Ironman bike
03-22-11, 10:25 AM
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1986 Dave Scott Ironman bike
This bike is evidently in prime condition (never been wrecked, never dropped, always kept inside, ect) as in the paint is still perfect and all the original parts are still on the bike (the tires were replaced). I can't tell if it's a master or an expert but I want to know what these bikes go for in great condition and all original parts. I've been looking for a road bike and just want to see what they're worth and how much I should spend on one. The guy wants it for $350. Is this a good deal?
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Heres a few small but fairly useful photos:
https://images.craigslist.org/3k33ma3...def637162e.jpg
https://images.craigslist.org/3n83k33...442707197a.jpg
https://images.craigslist.org/3nb3k03...280fcc15e1.jpg
https://images.craigslist.org/3m83o13...0304481a4f.jpg
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03-22-11, 10:44 AM
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You gonna eat that?
Seems a bit high to me but not outrageously so, assuming no unrevealed issues.
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03-22-11, 11:03 AM
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In '86 the bikes were always 600, so there was no "Expert"/ "Master" designations.
Price seems a bit high for me, too, but price is all dependent on condition.
I didn't know they had that paint scheme in '86, but the components look like either that or an '85. (Don't know paint scheme for those)
Price seems a bit high for me, too, but price is all dependent on condition.
I didn't know they had that paint scheme in '86, but the components look like either that or an '85. (Don't know paint scheme for those)
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I'd be interested to know what part of the country the bike is being sold in? I agree that the Ironman is a nice bike, but 350 seems on the high end of the price range. The seller just might get it in the SF Bay Area which is generally 25-50 more for a similar bike in other parts of the country. 275-300 would seem more in-line to me. However; if the bike fits and you want to keep and enjoy it, it might be worth the price. Tange 1 frame and 600 components (I believe) are a nice combination.
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I'd be interested to know what part of the country the bike is being sold in? I agree that the Ironman is a nice bike, but 350 seems on the high end of the price range. The seller just might get it in the SF Bay Area which is generally 25-50 more for a similar bike in other parts of the country. 275-300 would seem more in-line to me. However; if the bike fits and you want to keep and enjoy it, it might be worth the price. Tange 1 frame and 600 components (I believe) are a nice combination.
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