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Old 01-21-07 | 10:34 AM
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I rebuilt this one for my son to ride in hopes he'd join me. Anyway a year and a half and twenty miles later she sits outgrown and unused.
Started as a donor and I spent about $150+ on it, would it be fair to look to recover that??

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Old 01-21-07 | 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by greybeard87
I rebuilt this one for my son to ride in hopes he'd join me. Anyway a year and a half and twenty miles later she sits outgrown and unused.
Started as a donor and I spent about $150+ on it, would it be fair to look to recover that??

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Too bad it isn't a 58 CM!
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Old 01-21-07 | 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by greybeard87
I rebuilt this one for my son to ride in hopes he'd join me. Anyway a year and a half and twenty miles later she sits outgrown and unused.
Started as a donor and I spent about $150+ on it, would it be fair to look to recover that??

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$150 doesn't sound bad, if it were closer I'd be temped myself.
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Old 01-21-07 | 11:12 AM
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Hard to say. It is a nice bike. But no collectors are seeking it out. It is the kind of bike that sometimes can be had at a garage sale for almost nothing. But then, the right person might buy it on Ebay for a couple of hundred. I would guess less on CL, unless you luckily found that right person close by.

I am biased, by the way, I have one just like it and love it.

If you are not in a huge hurry for it to sell, you might put in CL for 150-200. But do not be surprised if you have to relist it a few times before it sells. Spring coming around would help also.

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Old 01-21-07 | 01:37 PM
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What size frame?

If its a 56 cm I might be interested in it..
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Old 01-21-07 | 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by greybeard87
I rebuilt this one for my son to ride in hopes he'd join me. Anyway a year and a half and twenty miles later she sits outgrown and unused.
Started as a donor and I spent about $150+ on it, would it be fair to look to recover that??

Thanks.......
I think that's a perfectly fair price, given that you reconditioned it and it's completely ride ready. You are essentially giving your labor away for free, which is easily over $100 to any consumer who would have a LBS do the work. I would definitely list at $150, or higher, and hold the price firm. As jgedwa noted, you might wait until Spring to get your price. Good luck!
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Old 01-21-07 | 04:51 PM
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If its a 56 cm I might be interested in it..
Sorry its a 47cm.

Thanks for the advise, it confirms my thinking......
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Old 01-21-07 | 05:25 PM
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I would list that bike on Craigslist for at least $175 in the spring if it was in my area. HEY! You ARE in my area!
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Old 01-21-07 | 06:19 PM
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Too bad it isn't a 58 CM!
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