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Some help here people!!

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  1. Hello, I am in desperate need here. I want to sell this bike in order to upgrade to a newer bike and
    I need some estimates as to how much this bike could sell for or howmuch you would pay for this
    bike. goto

    ca.geocities.comcannondalebike.html

    for all the details and specs... and reply on this post thank you very much..!!!!!

  2. Wow, 54 inches is a whopper of a frame, I'd be surprised that anyone could ride it.

    Of course you might mean 54cm :-)

  3. I doubt that you'll get much for it. Not too many people would fork out money for an oldish
    aluminium frame, even though Cannondales are very good. Maybe 80 stg?

  4. In "]news:[email hidden], Nigel Heels <[email hidden]> typed:

    Quoted message said:

    Hello, I am in desperate need here. I want to sell this bike in order to upgrade to a newer bike
    and I need some estimates as to how much this bike could sell for or howmuch you would pay for
    this bike. goto

    ca.geocities.comcannondalebike.html

    for all the details and specs... and reply on this post thank you very much..!!!!!

    Since your headers and URL are Canadian, I'm just wondering what point it is asking people in the
    UK. Prices here new start around 1.5 times those in North America due to sales tax and import duty.

    Tony

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