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RooibosContactHigh on January 27, 2025 2:13 pm Looks in good condition, even if you only fix it up to sell/donate that’s worth saving IMO
uwootmVIII on January 27, 2025 2:15 pm nishikis are almost always worth, they built some solid bicycles!
ImaginaryStop on January 27, 2025 2:19 pm As long as there are no cracks or horrible dents, then certainly worth building up.
6-dinner-syd on January 27, 2025 2:23 pm If the frame is straight I would always rescue a bike, 🚲, however this can lead to problems at home 😹
clemisan on January 27, 2025 2:37 pm I’m just a simple guy, infected* by forums with brands and names and think I’m in the state that I would fix *any* Nishiki bike. * r/xbiking did this to me, too.
Ol_Man_J on January 27, 2025 2:46 pm Depends on what “worth” is for you, but could probably have it riding well pretty easily and then donate it.
Boxofbikeparts on January 27, 2025 2:46 pm That bike is a great find! Good luck with your new project and please show us the finished build when you’re done.
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Looks in good condition, even if you only fix it up to sell/donate that’s worth saving IMO
nishikis are almost always worth, they built some solid bicycles!
As long as there are no cracks or horrible dents, then certainly worth building up.
Nishiki should always get love from the homies
If the frame is straight I would always rescue a bike, 🚲, however this can lead to problems at home 😹
I’m just a simple guy, infected* by forums with brands and names and think I’m in the state that I would fix *any* Nishiki bike.
* r/xbiking did this to me, too.
Without a doubt
Depends on what “worth” is for you, but could probably have it riding well pretty easily and then donate it.
That bike is a great find! Good luck with your new project and please show us the finished build when you’re done.