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Old 02-26-22, 10:06 AM
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Willing buyer ....willing seller conundrum
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Are you looking at purchasing my bike?
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Originally Posted by Kungfumonkey11
Are you looking at purchasing my bike?

Have you given any measurements? Did not see any.
But sometimes I am blinded by Italian and SR.
Blind 'em with some shine.


Memphis is not generally vintage bikie, IMHO.
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Have you given any measurements? Did not see any.
But sometimes I am blinded by Italian and SR.
Blind 'em with some shine.


Memphis is not generally vintage bikie, IMHO.
I did not give measurements and wouldn't know what to measure.

Would have no idea about the bike culture in Memphis.
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After searching again for measurements, my valuation comment would be:

Not $700, not even in Seattle. Maybe NY?
Realistically in Seattle on CL = $350 after cleaning/polishing and waiting patiently for the right buyer.
Drawbacks are freewheel straightblock, tubulars (for most), amount of 'chipped to metal' paint, super steep HTA, lesser valued brand.

Positives would be -
size looks to be 56-57? = Good.
Chrome fork crown draws eyes (hightlight it with sticker)
Red - shine it til it outshines the nicks.

Packing a bike for shipment is also not a job for newbies. And not usually disassembling, degreasing, cleaning, polishing.
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Originally Posted by Kungfumonkey11
I have an old Basso bike from my dad and I'm not sure anything about it...

Aww... That's too bad!


Odd thing is ya may not appreciate what you have till it's gone...
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Originally Posted by zandoval

Aww... That's too bad!


Odd thing is ya may not appreciate what you have till it's gone...
I have 20 roadies, mostly vintage, that would fit my son and son-in-law. They have zero interest in owning and no desire to advertise/sell them and no sentimental desire to just keep them. Neither did my 3 nephews who would fit.

Life goes on. Plan ahead for things that matter.

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Originally Posted by Wildwood
After searching again for measurements, my valuation comment would be:

Not $700, not even in Seattle. Maybe NY?
Realistically in Seattle on CL = $350 after cleaning/polishing and waiting patiently for the right buyer.
Drawbacks are freewheel straightblock, tubulars (for most), amount of 'chipped to metal' paint, super steep HTA, lesser valued brand.

Positives would be -
size looks to be 56-57? = Good.
Chrome fork crown draws eyes (hightlight it with sticker)
Red - shine it til it outshines the nicks.

Packing a bike for shipment is also not a job for newbies. And not usually disassembling, degreasing, cleaning, polishing.
Thanks for the help
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