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  1. $0

    I don’t need it, and seeing as how I live off my bike, I also don’t have anywhere to put it

  2. That’s a really cool bike, the right owner will pay decent money but it’s hard to see listing it above $500, better would be to check the value of those campy parts on eBay and hang the frame up on the wall. Of course I’m 100% team ride it yourself.

  3. Stock-Side-6767 on

    That is a very pretty bike. I don’t need it, but otherwise might have payed around €200.

  4. I’d say 150-250 would be fair. 500 seems steep not to say it’s a bad bike but repairs are expensive and upgrades are limited on it.

  5. GrandFalconer159 on

    I looked at the pics, felt $200. Saw afterwards it has brifters and changed m6 mind to $300

  6. $500-$600 max.

    It has a $25 seat, NO PROBLEMid just imagine it’s exactly an old vintage race-riding bike, or like an old luxury bike that’s going to be above average maintenance. No collectors value, but definitely a novelty for those who like their bikes to shrug as hard as they do.

    You and me, buddy, let’s Vibe like a MFer. Some jack-ass, asshole will certainly list it for $1500, not knowing anything, get bent mate.

  7. Over_Reputation_6613 on

    Seems to be the wrong sub for this bike since the comments are all over the place. I would guess around 500 but i am not very knowledgable around (historic) streetbikes

  8. uuuuuuuuuuuuum-hi on

    Hard sell, you either find someone who just wants a basic commuter for $100-$200 or sell to someone who likes the vintageness of it but doesn’t want all those newer ugly parts that come with it

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