dave yates columbus max or

[murgo]

hi a retro one for you s
how old and do they still hold they money
thanks

 

[Mr Panda]

Anything by Dave Yates will be worth a bob or two so look after it.

best put your question in here though..... http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29681

it makes all the difference

Nice bike - I'd be interested if it was about three sizes larger

 

[orange71]

re price, as above, cheers

in terms of age, I emailed Dave direct about mine, when I had one, and he got back to me (or his wife did at least) with the exact date of manufacture. Get in touch with him

 

[suburbanreuben]

Dressed like that with all the commuter gubbins , potentially covered in road salt and kept in the back yard - not much.
stripped to racing trim, given a clean and with good pics, £6-700 maybe?
Though looking closer at this one, probably about half that.

 

[jimihendrix]

Dressed like that with all the commuter gubbins , potentially covered in road salt and kept in the back yard - not much.
stripped to racing trim, given a clean and with good pics, £6-700 maybe?
Though looking closer at this one, probably about half that.

Agree, lovely frame, deserves better than that mishmash of bits.

 

[RobMac]

Whats the travel on the forks? :?

 

[murgo]

is it better to sell on retrobike or ebay once i have finished cleaning it
thanks

 

[Dossa]

Split the bike and sell the parts here is probably your best bet.

 

[tintin40]

Dressed like that with all the commuter gubbins , potentially covered in road salt and kept in the back yard - not much.
stripped to racing trim, given a clean and with good pics, £6-700 maybe?
Though looking closer at this one, probably about half that.

Agree, lovely frame, deserves better than that mishmash of bits.

Agree
Sell the frame on it's own and you could make very nice price. A little effort in selling the parts separately and you make some money.