Retro parts dropping in price?

[Tazio]

I've picked up a few real bargains recently. Mainly on here though I did get a set of pristine Bontrager wheels and a full set of XTR M960 brakes in perfect nick for £75 on Gumtree. I had to check the guy hadn't made a mistake in his advert and missed a 1 out of the price.

 

[sinnerman]

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[marin man]

A raer spinergy rev x made 220 on ebay america two weeks ago so not everthing is cheap :cry:

 

[Coleman]

I have noticed that they are only cheap when you don't want / not looking for that last bit you need

Too true. :cry:

 

[mikee]

buy,buy ,buy,sell, sell ,sell

 

[legrandefromage]

its wheat from the chaff, supply and demand time.

Only the good stuff is really sort after and attracting the high prices, another TBG mid range Kona isnt really going to set the world on fire.

High end NOS is still pretty crazy.

 

[mikee]

its wheat from the chaff, supply and demand

High end NOS is still pretty crazy.

yeah ,remember the mustang frame





taxi......

 

[Splatter Paint]

Bah! I'm losing money on everything I have for sale this month... grr. Stupid project bikes. :evil:

Once everything is sold I'll buy some titanium bolts to cheer myself up

SP

 

[mikee]

thats the sprit fella
chin up

tenner for that king h/s ?

 

[brocklanders023]

I used to collect early 90's Tamiya R/C buggies and the same thing happened with them. There was a massive boom in interest which led to even tatty low end buggies making strong money and anything you listed would easily find a buyer. I keep an eye on the market as I still have a few to sell and it seems that the only real interest is in the new built, NOS, or very good condition high end kit. Low end stuff that would make £100 easily a few years back can struggle to break £20 now.