HUH?!?How does someone end up with a $5,000 bike and NOT know what model it is?
It's a vintage 2013 SuperSix Evo Dura Ace Di2 about three sizes too large for the person pictured holding it. Original price tag? Somewhere in the $9,000-$10,000 range as a guess.
WoW!?!$10,500 here: http://www.infinitecycles.com/bikes/road-bikes-2013/2013-supersix-evo/
BlueBook list price is $11,650: https://www.bicyclebluebook.com/searchlistingdetail.aspx?id=3046270
Thank you!$10,500 here: http://www.infinitecycles.com/bikes/road-bikes-2013/2013-supersix-evo/
BlueBook list price is $11,650: https://www.bicyclebluebook.com/searchlistingdetail.aspx?id=3046270
OH ...Hey dumbass. I said, "How does someone end up with a $5,000 bike and NOT know what model it is?"
I then stated, "Original price tag? Somewhere in the $9,000-$10,000 range as a guess."
Now, shut the **** up.
SHAME ON ME ...... Frankly, the Bike Blue Book lists a mint 2013 Di2 Dura Ace SuperSix at around $4200-$4400 and that would be kind of optimistic.
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There's a lot of market variables at work here and probably the best course of action would be to buy a $1000-$2000 carbon frame of your size and fancy and build it up using the components from the SuperSix. 'If' you are even interested in that, of course. Otherwise, sell the Di2 group and wheels on eBay / Craigslist and then nickel & dime sale the saddle, bars, cockpit components (they won't be worth much).
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