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thought alot less me self but just seen some of the ones on there and there is only one any where near as nice and its 1300 start it has adjusters for suspension on bars mine dont but the rest it the same
thought alot less me self but just seen some of the ones on there and there is only one any where near as nice and its 1300 start it has adjusters for suspension on bars mine dont but the rest it the same
i would value it at 1000 then as not alot of bikes are selling in the current economic climate i'm seeing bikes on the market for upto 3 months that would have been snapped up straight away 6 months back for more money than they are currently advertised at
its like my new bike i got a orange 224 for a grand full bike there £1800 frame only ! and £4000 for a full bike
Jack, forgot to ring ya back. Ended up goin to Asda with the Lawns family after the gym. Just got in and eatin me tea. Get yourself on msn, Im on for the next 10 mins.
Its not lol the fuel rail and aeromotive fpr are no god for what i need so have ordered another 1 that goes on the standard rail. Just need to do the valve clearences then map it and i should be sucking on the right tit
As someone above said,worth about £1000.All the american bikes like MARIN,CANNONDALE & SANTA CRUZ are very desirable.The problem is getting someone to shell out that before christmas.
If i were you i'd keep it,it's great exercise and that's a nice bike.Otherwise wack it on e-bay after crimbo ,loads of new years resolutioners wanting to get fit.
Last edited by mercury grey minter; Dec 1, 2008 at 09:50 PM.
As someone above said,worth about £1000.All the american bikes like MARIN,CANNONDALE & SANTA CRUZ are very desirable.The problem is getting someone to shell out that before christmas.
If i were you i'd keep it,it's great exercise and that's a nice bike.Otherwise wack it on e-bay after crimbo ,loads of new years resolutioners wanting to get fit.
Lol, Marin and Crack'n'fails are pretty mass produced compared to a Santacruz....nice bikes all of them
Marin are like the VW of bikes.....boring but very functional and reliable.
Santacruz more like you're Porsche....very functional and relaible but a bit more so
Cannondale are like a early 80's Ferarri......great idea to begin with, usually seduced by looks, however once its broken or you realise the novelty has worn off then its not quite worth the inflated price you paid.
That Marin is a nice model, not flash.....but nice. Second hand bikes arent worth all that though, always a risk of hidden damage and with a full susser i'd be subtracting the cost of a full set of pivot bearings and fork and shock rebuilds to make sure it was a reliable steed. Dependant on the mileage it's seen and how much life the drivetrain has left, bearing in mind 2009 models are out then i'd say £600 to £800 dependant on what I mentioned ( and IMO thats Strong Money )