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ATTN: Gary Fisher Historians: Prometheus

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  1. I have attached a link to a photograph of an old Gary Fisher bike. I
    believe the frame is titanium. Although it was designed to be a
    mountain bike, it has a Campy drivetrain. It was picked up at a bike
    show years ago.

    Question: Is this bike considered to be a "collectible?" What might it
    be worth? -- Thanks!

    http://home.comcast.net/~kjzacharias/GF_Pro.jpg

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  2. "HKEK" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have attached a link to a photograph of an old Gary Fisher bike. I
    believe the frame is titanium. Although it was designed to be a
    mountain bike, it has a Campy drivetrain. It was picked up at a bike
    show years ago.

    Question: Is this bike considered to be a "collectible?" What might it
    be worth? -- Thanks!

    http://home.comcast.net/~kjzacharias/GF_Pro.jpg

    I wouldn't consider it a collectable but it is a nice hardtail rider.

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  3. I'm sure that you could get a pretty penny for the parts on Ebay.
    For example, some crappy Record OR levers are going for over $100 on
    eBay right now - and these were not great parts to begin with. But
    collectors covet the stuff.
    Looking to make a buck? Part it out and sell.
    Looking to have a cool, rare, fun bike? Keep it.

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  4. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    I have attached a link to a photograph of an old Gary Fisher bike. I
    believe the frame is titanium. Although it was designed to be a
    mountain bike, it has a Campy drivetrain. It was picked up at a bike
    show years ago.

    For a short period of time Campy made MTB parts. So the Campy drivetrain
    should not change that it is a MTB.
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    Alex

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  5. I asked about this bike on singletrackworld for you as there are a few
    guys on there who love the retro stuff and are quite knowledgeable.
    General consensus was its a lovely bike, and would be collectable to
    the right person. The forks are the original RS1 rockshox forks which
    in themeselves are a rare item.

    Steve.

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  6. Anthony A. said:

    I'm sure that you could get a pretty penny for the parts on Ebay.
    For example, some crappy Record OR levers are going for over $100 on
    eBay right now - and these were not great parts to begin with.

    I guess you never have actually used Campagnolo OR stuff. Best(and
    compact with a 20t small ring that was actually a spin on cog, ala
    shimano of many years later) cranks made at the time, tremendous brake
    levers and calipers, top mount shifters smooth and accurate.

    Rapid fire/+, the marketing gorilla of shimano and the price/weight of
    Campagnolo doomed Campagnolo's MTB stuff but it was nice stuff that
    worked.

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  7. It sold on eBay for $1,000.00.

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  8. It sold on eBay for $1,000.00.

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  9. It sold on eBay for $1,000.00.

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  10. It sold on eBay for $1,000.00.

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  11. It sold on eBay for $1,000.00.

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  12. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Anthony A. said:

    I'm sure that you could get a pretty penny for the parts on Ebay.
    For example, some crappy Record OR levers are going for over $100 on
    eBay right now - and these were not great parts to begin with.

    I guess you never have actually used Campagnolo OR stuff. Best(and
    compact with a 20t small ring that was actually a spin on cog, ala
    shimano of many years later) cranks made at the time, tremendous brake
    levers and calipers, top mount shifters smooth and accurate.

    Rapid fire/+, the marketing gorilla of shimano and the price/weight of
    Campagnolo doomed Campagnolo's MTB stuff but it was nice stuff that
    worked.

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  13. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Anthony A. said:

    I'm sure that you could get a pretty penny for the parts on Ebay.
    For example, some crappy Record OR levers are going for over $100 on
    eBay right now - and these were not great parts to begin with.

    I guess you never have actually used Campagnolo OR stuff. Best(and
    compact with a 20t small ring that was actually a spin on cog, ala
    shimano of many years later) cranks made at the time, tremendous brake
    levers and calipers, top mount shifters smooth and accurate.

    Rapid fire/+, the marketing gorilla of shimano and the price/weight of
    Campagnolo doomed Campagnolo's MTB stuff but it was nice stuff that
    worked.

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  14. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Anthony A. said:

    I'm sure that you could get a pretty penny for the parts on Ebay.
    For example, some crappy Record OR levers are going for over $100 on
    eBay right now - and these were not great parts to begin with.

    I guess you never have actually used Campagnolo OR stuff. Best(and
    compact with a 20t small ring that was actually a spin on cog, ala
    shimano of many years later) cranks made at the time, tremendous brake
    levers and calipers, top mount shifters smooth and accurate.

    Rapid fire/+, the marketing gorilla of shimano and the price/weight of
    Campagnolo doomed Campagnolo's MTB stuff but it was nice stuff that
    worked.

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  15. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Anthony A. said:

    I'm sure that you could get a pretty penny for the parts on Ebay.
    For example, some crappy Record OR levers are going for over $100 on
    eBay right now - and these were not great parts to begin with.

    I guess you never have actually used Campagnolo OR stuff. Best(and
    compact with a 20t small ring that was actually a spin on cog, ala
    shimano of many years later) cranks made at the time, tremendous brake
    levers and calipers, top mount shifters smooth and accurate.

    Rapid fire/+, the marketing gorilla of shimano and the price/weight of
    Campagnolo doomed Campagnolo's MTB stuff but it was nice stuff that
    worked.

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  16. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Anthony A. said:

    I'm sure that you could get a pretty penny for the parts on Ebay.
    For example, some crappy Record OR levers are going for over $100 on
    eBay right now - and these were not great parts to begin with.

    I guess you never have actually used Campagnolo OR stuff. Best(and
    compact with a 20t small ring that was actually a spin on cog, ala
    shimano of many years later) cranks made at the time, tremendous brake
    levers and calipers, top mount shifters smooth and accurate.

    Rapid fire/+, the marketing gorilla of shimano and the price/weight of
    Campagnolo doomed Campagnolo's MTB stuff but it was nice stuff that
    worked.

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