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WOW!! 1991 trek 8700 Pro carbon £785
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Hi
Being the proud owner of a trek 8300 composite, same as this but in the grey, i really do like these bikes. great ride, light and dont see many about.
I doubt the asking price is anywhere its worth, a little over price if i am honest, as i only paid just over £100 for mine
Gorgeous tho, no doubt about that
Bazza
Being the proud owner of a trek 8300 composite, same as this but in the grey, i really do like these bikes. great ride, light and dont see many about.
I doubt the asking price is anywhere its worth, a little over price if i am honest, as i only paid just over £100 for mine
Gorgeous tho, no doubt about that
Bazza
Utterly daft... :facepalm:
Claims to be all original and unused but lacks it's original rims, grips, pedals and tyres…and overpriced by at least £700. I do like these very much and they're a great reminder of when Trek were really on it when it came to carbon bikes...
It's not even the top of the range for the model year, that accolade would go to the 8900, complete with the bullseye wheels but also with grafton brakes, RS1 fork and ATAC stem.. Now one of those would be worth some serious cash IMO, if only because all of the ones I've seen have been harvested at some stage for above parts
Claims to be all original and unused but lacks it's original rims, grips, pedals and tyres…and overpriced by at least £700. I do like these very much and they're a great reminder of when Trek were really on it when it came to carbon bikes...
It's not even the top of the range for the model year, that accolade would go to the 8900, complete with the bullseye wheels but also with grafton brakes, RS1 fork and ATAC stem.. Now one of those would be worth some serious cash IMO, if only because all of the ones I've seen have been harvested at some stage for above parts
suburbanreuben
Old School Grand Master
Vinevo":305wytg2 said:
It was £1000 all last week too.
If you're going to ask silly money it may as well be a round number...
sylus
Old School Grand Master
When I was in the states I sold a stripped frame and the original forks for $110 about 70 quid.
That bike as good as it's condition is should be around £350
The oner of course can sell it for whatever he wants but given he has had it up for sale for neigh on 6 months I would suspect he should by now realise it will never be what it is worth so should either adjust the price or keep it. Persdonally I would keep it .
That bike as good as it's condition is should be around £350
The oner of course can sell it for whatever he wants but given he has had it up for sale for neigh on 6 months I would suspect he should by now realise it will never be what it is worth so should either adjust the price or keep it. Persdonally I would keep it .
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