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Originally posted by r0gue:

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Originally posted by newmexican:

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Originally posted by bigdeal:

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Originally posted by newmexican:
I don’t know how much things have changed but back ~ 10 years ago when I was racing a lot and working in a bike shop, the only collectible specialized bike was the first year stump jumpers, those were something that people would pay for. Another cool one was the Gary fisher Grateful Dead bike.

You remember any of the first Gary Klein mountain bikes. I still have and ride an original Klein Attitude Comp, vintage 1999. The frames on those bikes were an absolute work of art.

Gosh I forgot about Klein bikes, my first serious mountain bike was a Klein in like 1994, it was neon green, I think it was a pinnacle or a rascal.

Neon Green? Sure it wasn't the Adroit? Loved that one.

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Originally posted by bigdeal:

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Originally posted by 4MUL8R:
I am selling an as new road bike, and priced it how I would like it to sell. A respondent sent me this link to show me the bluebook value. It might be a useful link for your search.

https://www.bicyclebluebook.co...detail.aspx?id=43848

Not sure I'd trust the results outta that website. I searched my old bike and found an excellent private party sale value of ~$175. I've seen several 1999-2000 Klein Attitude Comp stripped 'frames' go for $300-$400, and complete bikes in excellent condition go for as high as $1k.

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Originally posted by FN in MT:
I'm keeping both of them.

And I doubt they "have no monetary value"


FN in MT

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Originally posted by r0gue:
Hi everyone!