Good price for a 2004 Trek 1000 aluminum alpha?
04-30-14, 06:19 PM
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Good price for a 2004 Trek 1000 aluminum alpha?
There's a guy trying to sell one on craigslist for $350. I've brought him down to $320, but I'm concerned that that is still too much. I am not a serious rider, just to work and back almost every day (a few miles) and occasionally recreationally for longer trips. I need something affordable, but not ****ty. Also, I'm not positive it's a 2004, but it looks closest to that one on bikepedia. Let me know what you think. Any help would be appreciated. I know I'm a newbie.
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If it is a 2004 and in reasonable condition, I would say, no more than, $300. It was $700 brand new in 2004.
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Yeah, but don't lose sleep over $20-50. Fit and condition are FAR more important.
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