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Holy Cow! My Things On Ebay.....


MikeWarner

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I'm currently building up my first modern trials bike. In order to pay for it (as the other half wants me to save every penny for our wedding), I broke my old trials/XC GT Zaskar from 1993 for parts. Turns out I'm going to have quite a bit of cash left over. With 4.5hrs to go, my old wheels are selling for more than I paid for them in 1994! More than today's equivalent would be new!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...em=230349268951

A few other bits have exceed expectation with a few lagging waiting for last minute bids (Middleburn RS1s).

I alreadey sold my cantilever brakes for £75 and an old Ringle bottle cage for £20.

I guess some people want the retro stuff and will pay a lot to get it. I'm keeping my fingers cross.... lol.

I've got plenty more retro bits to go on there, including the Zaskar frame. :)

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Not doing bad, as Christophe said thay are good parts, and unless I am mistaken I dont think you can get the ti hubs any more.

I got a red one on my Cannondale in cellar doing nothing in great condition on an old school ceramic rim, makes me wanna sell it.

Frooty

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From memory, the front hub is 65g!!!

Also - the Middleburns I am selling are around 90g lighter than their current model!

Will be interesting to see how much I get for the unused 16 year old Onza Porcs Kevlar (pair) - still 7 days on those though.

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Gone up £20 since posting this. I have 13 more items going on at 9pm including retro Oakleys, modern Oakleys, retro bike bits and retro GT and Marin clothing (1991 and 1993).

I'm Hoping the cranks get a few last minute bids, was Hoping for around £75. The XT rear mech could go for more too.

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I can't really say that ever set of wheels like this will go for that amount. I was very lucky. I've seen similar wheels go for between £70-120. I was hoping for £120. I was very pleased when bidding got to £142, and blown away at £250. I really didn't expect £400 though.

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How much feedback does the buyer have?

That's what I was wondering. Just make sure the money is definitely in before you send them - and obviously don't accept escrow or any of that crap. Mind you, there are a lot of idiots who will pay stupid money for that stuff.

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