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What's a 92 SR600 worth?

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  1. I want to sell my 92 vintage Cannondale SR600 aluminum road bike, but I'm having a hard time trying to figure out what it's worth.

    It's got full 7 speed 105, and is pretty much stock, except for a new TTT bar and Ritchey stem (and a 105 or ultegra bottom bracket tossed on a while ago).

    Shifters are downtube with SIS on the back deralieur.

    The paint is a little better than what you'd expect from a 12 year old bike, and in general it looks pretty good. It'll get a full cleaning and tuneup before I sell it.

    I'll be selling it in the Fort Collins/Greeley area in Colorado.

    I was thinking somewhere in the $200-250 range, but am I lowballing myself?

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    Originally posted by stealie72
    I want to sell my 92 vintage Cannondale SR600 aluminum road bike, but I'm having a hard time trying to figure out what it's worth.

    It's got full 7 speed 105, and is pretty much stock, except for a new TTT bar and Ritchey stem (and a 105 or ultegra bottom bracket tossed on a while ago).

    Shifters are downtube with SIS on the back deralieur.

    The paint is a little better than what you'd expect from a 12 year old bike, and in general it looks pretty good. It'll get a full cleaning and tuneup before I sell it.

    I'll be selling it in the Fort Collins/Greeley area in Colorado.

    I was thinking somewhere in the $200-250 range, but am I lowballing myself?

    Your price is realistic assuming it doesn't need anything to be rideable. 10 speed is the current fashion,and 7 speed downtube is getting really old school.

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