Help ID this bike and value
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Help ID this bike and value
Long-time lurker just created an account to seek everyone's wisdom on what brandmodel of bike this is.
LINK: sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/6073225005.html
It is obviously not the langster street as it does not have a sloped top tube. Poster said that it is straight across so I think that it is the langster steel.
Can anyone confirm that this is the Langster Steel?
Also are the parts that have been added good quality parts?
- Ritchey Carbon Fork
- Thompson Elite X4 stem
- Sugino 46t chain ring
LINK: sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/6073225005.html
It is obviously not the langster street as it does not have a sloped top tube. Poster said that it is straight across so I think that it is the langster steel.
Can anyone confirm that this is the Langster Steel?
Also are the parts that have been added good quality parts?
- Ritchey Carbon Fork
- Thompson Elite X4 stem
- Sugino 46t chain ring
Last edited by chaimonster; 04-05-17 at 05:39 PM.
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It looks like a 2006 Specialized Langster. Those parts are good. The ad doesn't mention whether it includes the Thomson seatpost. I don't know about the price, though.
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Yeah, it's alu. Looks pretty decent, I guessed 300 before looking at the ad. Carbon fork is a good addition and everyone loves Thomson stuff. It definitely looks well-used, so I'd want to give it a thorough inspection before buying. And if only there was some way to take some spokes off the back wheel and move them up to the front...
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The track drops/oury grips make the bike worth $1,000. Kidding aside the stem and seatpost are really nice along with the carbon road fork, saddle is thrashed but it doesn't seem like a bad deal. You'll probably have to spend a few dollars after buying it for a new saddle and something to remedy the bars. But it's your decision and your bike not mine.
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That bar set up makes me want to fight children.
If you really want it, talk them down to 300 so you can get a new saddle and some bar tape.
If you really want it, talk them down to 300 so you can get a new saddle and some bar tape.
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You're just about right, according to google images it matches the 2005. If the colorway coordinates with that year and it wasn't the same colorway and font for both 2005/2006.
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Long-time lurker just created an account to seek everyone's wisdom on what brandmodel of bike this is.
LINK: sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/6073225005.html
It is obviously not the langster street as it does not have a sloped top tube. Poster said that it is straight across so I think that it is the langster steel.
Can anyone confirm that this is the Langster Steel?
Also are the parts that have been added good quality parts?
- Ritchey Carbon Fork
- Thompson Elite X4 stem
- Sugino 46t chain ring
LINK: sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/6073225005.html
It is obviously not the langster street as it does not have a sloped top tube. Poster said that it is straight across so I think that it is the langster steel.
Can anyone confirm that this is the Langster Steel?
Also are the parts that have been added good quality parts?
- Ritchey Carbon Fork
- Thompson Elite X4 stem
- Sugino 46t chain ring
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Thanks everyone for their input. I will go for a test ride but think I will pass as I was looking for steel frame and prefer the horizontal tube top look.
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