It’s aluminum, it’s got basic entry level wheels, and it’s from the early oughts. Looks like it’s in pretty good shape, but it is in no way an especially rare bike, so I would guess it’s value between 3 and 5 hundred dollars, or 80 orders of 20 piece McNuggets. Best of luck.
49thDipper on
If it fits you it has value. If it doesn’t fit you it has no value.
It’s a $200 bike if it is rideable and in tune. And it fits. At least to me.
Topinio on
I’m pretty sure it’s a 2001 model year Trek 2300, US Postal edition, which someone’s unfortunately put shit wheels on.
25 year old full Ultegra originally, but it could have had lots of downgrades, like whatever those $10 wheels are that replaced the Rolf Vector Comp wheelset – or simply very worn out once-nice old components.
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It’s aluminum, it’s got basic entry level wheels, and it’s from the early oughts. Looks like it’s in pretty good shape, but it is in no way an especially rare bike, so I would guess it’s value between 3 and 5 hundred dollars, or 80 orders of 20 piece McNuggets. Best of luck.
If it fits you it has value. If it doesn’t fit you it has no value.
It’s a $200 bike if it is rideable and in tune. And it fits. At least to me.
I’m pretty sure it’s a 2001 model year Trek 2300, US Postal edition, which someone’s unfortunately put shit wheels on.
25 year old full Ultegra originally, but it could have had lots of downgrades, like whatever those $10 wheels are that replaced the Rolf Vector Comp wheelset – or simply very worn out once-nice old components.