[Staywarm]

Is this bike worth the asking price??

 

[Bikelife)7755]

no

 

[Staywarm]

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[Staywarm]

no

Is that a personal opinion? What would this bike cost new?

 

[huckleberry hound]

IMO no. It's a 2014 model so I wouldn't pay that much for it. According to Bicycle Blue Book it is valued at around $668-$687 for one in excellent condition. I was thinking about $600 when I first saw it. BicycleBlueBook

 

[Staywarm]

IMO no. It's a 2014 model so I wouldn't pay that much for it. According to Bicycle Blue Book it is valued at around $668-$687 for one in excellent condition. I was thinking about $600 when I first saw it. BicycleBlueBook

Thank you so much, I'm kinda new to bikeing and was going to pay 825 for this bike.

 

[Mountainfrog]

I'll say $500 because it looks to be about ten years old so pretty much everything on it is "old" school". A "new" Rosco 6 is a better value IMO.

 

[eb1888]

If it was the newer version with raised drive side chainstay, then yes. This version, no.

New version. https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/3213816/

 

[maynard4130]

Stop it. Don't pay $1000 for that bike.

 

[Wheelspeed]

Current situation, if you want it and there's nothing else comparable, and you'd ride it, then I wouldn't hesitate to offer like $800 to have it. $600 seems fair in the old days pre-covid/supply chain issues but what would you pay now for a fairly similar bike? And when could you get it? Point is, don't fixate on the deal too much. $1,000 is probably too much but seller might've said that figuring he'd get hammered down, so go ahead and hammer down, agree on something and move on. $200 isn't what it used to be. And it'll be a good bike that you can keep a long time and upgrade. I still kept my 1994 Cannondale and like it, along with a '95 Titus and my new '19 bike. And my old '01 Specialized that is just a frame at the moment but I hold onto it because I liked that bike a lot. All these bikes along with this one you're looking at are keep-able for a long time.

 

[006_007]

It does can me with reflectors on the wheels and pedals so maybe $505

 

[Monty219]

yeah everything is outdated. You will still be able to get parts but $1K will get you a new bike that is way better than that. Even if all of the parts are at an equivalent step, say 1 or 2 steps above the cheapest stuff, new bikes have gotten so good. I’d personally pay $495 (-$5 for the reflectors 😅)

 

[chazpat]

Wow, that stem is long, even for 2014! I'd say the reflectors add value, means it hasn't been ridden much or on rough trails.

 

[93M500]

$500, and that's if your in a spendy mood.