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  1. Singed_flair on

    25$ each. Max 50… Cool paint jobs but at the end of the day they are just hard rocks.

  2. benwildflower on

    They look like they’re in great condition and the buyer probably cares about the fashion element. $75 each is fair I think. Ultimately the market decides. You can try listing them for $300 each and see screenshots posted here mocking you or list them for $25 each and see a post on here the next day of somebody bragging about how little they paid for them.

  3. Depends how fast you want to sell them. $100 for the pair and someone will probably impulse buy them pretty quick. You might get $300 eventually if there’s a guy in your area looking for matching bikes for him and his girlfriend and they like that color, hypothetically.

  4. I think you could probably get more than most commenters are suggesting, that colorway is pretty sought after and i’ve seen them selling for a lot more

  5. Marketplace sellers would list those @ stumpy pricing for $350 for both but without the better build quality of a stumpy when they’re realistically like $75 dollars a pop. Atb got so popular that it seems to be that everyone thinks any 26’r with spesh, trek, bstone etc. on the frame is worth at minimum $300 for a complete bike. Maybe 5 years ago I picked up my complete, barely ridden and all original 86 stumpjumper comp for $350 (reluctantly) from somebody who appreciated it and knew it had value. I’ve seen the same color/year/model listed for $500-600 in various forms of clapped out lately. Idk what I’m even saying at this point but to me, there’s no true monetary value in a frameset without good tubing and/or nice lugs and build quality.

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