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Think I can get $400 for this?
I posted this on Craigslist and Kijiji classifieds.
Classic Italian made Bianchi bicycle built with Cro-moly tubing and equipped with Campagnolo gearing. The bike is in very nice cosmetic and technical condition. The whole bike has been rebuilt from the ground up. New paint (No decals), fresh bottom bracket bearings, new cables and housings. Italian Cro-moly tubing - 56cm Campagnolo 6 speed rear and front derailleurs Campagnolo Syncro 6 speed down tube shifters - Braze-on Stronglight bottom bracket 118mm Stronglight 52/42 170mm crank Mavic CXP21 700C wheels Continental Ultra Sport 700x25C (0 Miles) Sora HB-3300 32h front hub Sora FH-3300 32h 8 speed rear hub Shimano Hperglide 8 speed cassette Shimano quick release Modolo Mach l and Mach ll calipers Dia-Compe aero levers Cork Plus handle bar tape ITM stem New gel seat This bike rides very nicely and would be a great commuter or everyday driver. http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture008.jpg http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture013.jpg http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture011.jpg http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture014.jpg You can view more pictures here... http://s23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...view=slideshow |
What model Campag derailers?
-Kurt |
No, me thinks not.
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Is that a poor-mans seat mast?
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I doubt it without some kind of proof of who made it. It is like the fake Paramounts that pop up pretty often. They don't bring much money. Looks like a nice bike and if you can prove its pedigree you will do better. Roger
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Because of the paint and the non-period wheels, it's only value to me would be as a strictly utilitarian rider. So, I doubt it.
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No. This is a sloppy bike.
Put it on Ebay and see what it brings. That's a pretty good test. There are SO MANY good bikes out there for so much less money. |
$3.50
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Did you spray paint the seat post?
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$3.49
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Originally Posted by screaminDOHC
(Post 6870879)
Did you spray paint the seat post?
What condition this thing was in in the first place to warrant such a repaint? EDIT: http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture053.jpg Why did you have to paint over the parts that you didn't paint initially? After all, from the bare-frame shots, it appears as if you did take off the lower headset race and bottle cage mounts: http://s23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture068.jpg -Kurt P.S.: $3.48. |
Originally Posted by screaminDOHC
(Post 6870879)
Did you spray paint the seat post?
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short answer: NO!
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Sprayed the seatpost?! And it doesn't look like there is a binding bolt in the seat collar. Was the post frozen?
And you missed the top tube cable guide near the seat tube. Your front brake cable housing is too short and the rear is too long. No. Sorry. Not worth what you're asking. $3.25 |
Originally Posted by Machin Shin
(Post 6871218)
$3.25
-Kurt |
Originally Posted by Machin Shin
(Post 6871218)
Sprayed the seatpost?!
[QUOTE=Machin Shin;6871218] And it doesn't look like there is a binding bolt in the seat collar. [quote]
Originally Posted by Machin Shin
(Post 6871218)
And you missed the top tube cable guide near the seat tube.
Originally Posted by Machin Shin
(Post 6871218)
Your front brake cable housing is too short and the rear is too long.
[QUOTE=cudak888;6870942] - along with the lower Campagnolo headset race and water bottle cage fittings.[.quote] It's not a Campy headset. What do you do with bolts that are rusty?
Originally Posted by cudak888
(Post 6870942)
What condition this thing was in in the first place to warrant such a repaint?
Originally Posted by rhenning
(Post 6870562)
I doubt it without some kind of proof of who made it. It is like the fake Paramounts that pop up pretty often. Roger
As for the seat post, I only painted it because, yes it's frozen and I haven't had a chance to replace it yet. As for the paint on the bottom of the headset, you are right, I goofed. I don't see why the wheels are not "Period". They are 700C, which is what the bike came with. |
Too much a mish-mash, even w/o the painting mistakes. I'd say you'd be much better parting it out, and maybe turning the yellow bits into a fixie.
edit: the seatpost - yes, Al scratches, but buyers also need to adjust the saddle height. And then you say it's frozen!!! WTF??? You repainted a bike with a frozen seatpost? |
To me it looks like you took a junker and did an un-thought out quick-and-dirty kind of paint job on it, threw a mish-mash of components from under the garage workbench on it, want an exorbitant price for it, and then come here hoping to receive an imprimatur for your offering.
All things considered, I think these guys are being quite fair about this bike and besides, you _did_ ask. alf |
Whoever wrapped the bars did a horrible job.
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You are all correct, I didn't get $400 for it, I got $360.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture055.jpg |
I wouldn't try your luck on it next time and expect anything like the same results
Karl |
Well that must be worth $400 US these days, congrats.
How much is petrol in Montreal? PS-- Too bad about your hockey team... GO WINGS! |
Originally Posted by w98seeng
(Post 6871728)
You are all correct, I didn't get $400 for it, I got $360.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Picture055.jpg |
Originally Posted by Old Fat Guy
(Post 6871784)
PS-- Too bad about your hockey team... GO WINGS!
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Masterful troll. Innocence and arrogance topped off with doozy of a finale.
Beautiful job on the subtle incompetence of the joke bike W98seeng. Ruffle some feathers. |
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