DAL1

$200 for 2006 Trek 7200. He said recently serviced. It is definitely my size. I'm a newbie. Fair deal? Thanks in advance for any responses!

https://nashville.craigslist.org/bik/5719064927.html

travbikeman

Looks nice, but price wise, I would suggest trying to get it down to about $150. If you believe the bike blue book, it's only worth $75. Ebay sellers are showing that bike in various years for $125 to $250.

Really depends on how well it rides and how well you want it. From these pictures it looks good.

Editing: Reading the listing again, the seller waxed it and has maintained it at the LBS. That kind of tells me this is a well taken care of bike for someone to go that far in taking care of it. So even if you do spend $200, seems to me you could be happy on a decent deal on what appears to be a good bike.

Darth Lefty 

A Trek with a Giant seat, haha

2005 Trek 7200 - BikePedia

It was less than $400 brand new. I don't think $200 is a good price, seems high, but it's not junky and in good shape. $75 seems like a price for an ill maintained and rusty example

DAL1

I rode it and passed on it. Any comments on Diamondback vs Trek? I want something in the used-$200 range. (or new $350ish) Mainly just hilly fitness riding (75 miles/week)

I currently have a Diamondback Insight 1 that I bought used. I really like it except it's too small.

travbikeman

If you like the Insight, and can afford a new bike for $350, then get another Insight, but the proper size:

Diamondback Insight 1 Bike

Nashbar has a 25% off currently going on with free shipping. Makes a bike you already like for only $262.50 not including tax and overweight shipping charges.

travbikeman

If you want the Insight with Disc Brakes (controversial statements sure to follow) then Nashbar has it on sale as well for only $300:

Diamondback Insight 2 Bike