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  1. Hi

    I have my old Shogun Metro SE hybrid bicycle for sale. I think the frame is
    54cm (I'm over 6 foot)
    choice.com.auviewArticle.aspx
    It needs, new tires and tubes. It also needs the whole drive raplaced (front
    and rear cogs plus chain). A good wash and a little love and it wont be far
    from good to great condition.
    I'm in Melbourne, Victoria. Any idea how much I should advertise this for as
    is? It's a great bike that seved me well.

    :-P

  2. "Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi

    I have my old Shogun Metro SE hybrid bicycle for sale. I think the frame
    is 54cm (I'm over 6 foot)
    choice.com.auviewArticle.aspx
    It needs, new tires and tubes. It also needs the whole drive raplaced
    (front and rear cogs plus chain). A good wash and a little love and it
    wont be far from good to great condition.
    I'm in Melbourne, Victoria. Any idea how much I should advertise this for
    as is? It's a great bike that seved me well.

    :-P
    I sold one earlier this year on ebay, had good tyres, and good drivetrain
    but the paint was faded and rusty and I got about $70 for it.


    I think sell as is for about $40 bucks and not have the worry of doing it up
    as you'll never get your money back.

    Good luck

    DJ

  3. "DJ" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi

    I have my old Shogun Metro SE hybrid bicycle for sale. I think the frame
    is 54cm (I'm over 6 foot)
    choice.com.auviewArticle.aspx
    It needs, new tires and tubes. It also needs the whole drive raplaced
    (front and rear cogs plus chain). A good wash and a little love and it
    wont be far from good to great condition.
    I'm in Melbourne, Victoria. Any idea how much I should advertise this for
    as is? It's a great bike that seved me well.

    :-P
    I sold one earlier this year on ebay, had good tyres, and good drivetrain
    but the paint was faded and rusty and I got about $70 for it.


    I think sell as is for about $40 bucks and not have the worry of doing it
    up as you'll never get your money back.

    Good luck

    DJ

    Yeah, i don't want to put any money or time into it but is $40 realistic (I
    don't know).
    I paid between $700-$800 a few years back for it while new, I know it's an
    old model and has been superseded but.............$40!!!! Not worth the
    effort of selling it either.
    Thanks anyway.
    :-P

  4. Peter said:

    "DJ" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    "Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi

    I have my old Shogun Metro SE hybrid bicycle for sale. I think the frame
    is 54cm (I'm over 6 foot)
    choice.com.auviewArticle.aspx
    It needs, new tires and tubes. It also needs the whole drive raplaced
    (front and rear cogs plus chain). A good wash and a little love and it
    wont be far from good to great condition.
    I'm in Melbourne, Victoria. Any idea how much I should advertise this for
    as is? It's a great bike that seved me well.

    :-P
    I sold one earlier this year on ebay, had good tyres, and good drivetrain
    but the paint was faded and rusty and I got about $70 for i

    I think sell as is for about $40 bucks and not have the worry of doing it
    up as you'll never get your money back.

    Good luck

    DJ

    Yeah, i don't want to put any money or time into it but is $40 realistic (I
    don't know).
    I paid between $700-$800 a few years back for it while new, I know it's an
    old model and has been superseded but.............$40!!!! Not worth the
    effort of selling it either.
    Thanks anyway.
    :-P

    Keep it as a spare, if you sell it cheap the new owner won't treat it
    with respect and it'll end up trashed.

    Friday


  5. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Yeah, i don't want to put any money or time into it but is $40 realistic
    (I don't know).
    I paid between $700-$800 a few years back for it while new, I know it's
    an old model and has been superseded but.............$40!!!! Not worth
    the effort of selling it either.
    Thanks anyway.
    :-P

    Keep it as a spare, if you sell it cheap the new owner won't treat it with
    respect and it'll end up trashed.

    Friday

    Find a bike coop that recycles bikes or sends them off to Timor etc and
    donate it as an act of charity, plus a new cluster. Youll feel good and you
    wont have to worry you didnt get a good price. Jeez, why dont I do the same
    with my old Gemini Randonneur, I keep thinking I'll do it up but I know I
    never will.

    fb

  6. "Fractal" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Yeah, i don't want to put any money or time into it but is $40 realistic
    (I don't know).
    I paid between $700-$800 a few years back for it while new, I know it's
    an old model and has been superseded but.............$40!!!! Not worth
    the effort of selling it either.
    Thanks anyway.
    :-P

    Keep it as a spare, if you sell it cheap the new owner won't treat it
    with respect and it'll end up trashed.

    Friday

    Find a bike coop that recycles bikes or sends them off to Timor etc and
    donate it as an act of charity, plus a new cluster. Youll feel good and
    you wont have to worry you didnt get a good price. Jeez, why dont I do
    the same with my old Gemini Randonneur, I keep thinking I'll do it up but
    I know I never will.

    fb

    Great idea!
    http://www.google.com.au/search?num=50&hl=en&safe=off&q=donate+bicycle&meta=cr%3DcountryAU
    I get that space, and feel better!

    :-P

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