I’m new to biking and I saw this bike listed on fb marketplace. They said it’s in excellent condition. It’s my size
by Puzzled_Alfalfa_4146
I’m new to biking and I saw this bike listed on fb marketplace. They said it’s in excellent condition. It’s my size
by Puzzled_Alfalfa_4146
5 Comments
Aluminum frame, rim brakes knock the value down alot. Confused why they didn’t list the spec level for the drivetrain (Claris, 105, etc). The wheels are a little gimmicky imo. My market would have this at 250-350 depending on drivetrain spec. Probably a really fun bike to ride.
No, I don’t think so. The listing seems incorrect, the picture shows a Campagnolo drivetrain that looks like 9 speed veloce, the entry level at the time. I would think $200 to $300 at most. It’s a decent bike, but maybe not the best choice for you. The gearing is quite high by today’s standards, and even putting a more appropriate cassette (rear gearing) will cost around $100 installed at a bike shop. I don’t think you’d be happy with this bike.
$200 bike. Its old, the parts are old, and the replacement parts when needed (big things like a shifter) are going to be weird to source.
Don’t spend $500 on that.
That bar angle hurts my eyes.
I would say $300-350 tops, but what else can you get for $500?