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Callistus Valerius
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Is there such a thing as a blue book on used bikes? I have a 2000 Trek
5200 triple 9sp, with no crashes or problems, with 22,000 miles on it, that
I paid $2200 for in 2000. These are the changes I made on it.
1. Replaced stem with a longer, forte stem 4 bolt (didn't like the 2 bolt
it had originally)
2. New Shimano BB (2000 miles on it now).
3. Replaced the original ultegra FD, and replaced it with a 105 FD.
4. Fairly new OP wheels, rolf junk removed.
5. Seatpost replaced with a forte two bolt.
6. Size 58
I've looked at the Trek carbon road bike prices today, and they are just
astronomical at $5000+, so I'm thinking the bike I have has gained value, am
I wrong? What's a ball park figure of the value of this bike, knowing that
there are no issues, like cracked frame etc.?
5200 triple 9sp, with no crashes or problems, with 22,000 miles on it, that
I paid $2200 for in 2000. These are the changes I made on it.
1. Replaced stem with a longer, forte stem 4 bolt (didn't like the 2 bolt
it had originally)
2. New Shimano BB (2000 miles on it now).
3. Replaced the original ultegra FD, and replaced it with a 105 FD.
4. Fairly new OP wheels, rolf junk removed.
5. Seatpost replaced with a forte two bolt.
6. Size 58
I've looked at the Trek carbon road bike prices today, and they are just
astronomical at $5000+, so I'm thinking the bike I have has gained value, am
I wrong? What's a ball park figure of the value of this bike, knowing that
there are no issues, like cracked frame etc.?