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Legs

usually riding on Zwift...
Location
Staffordshire
I’ve got two bikes which probably class as vintage & classic, I don’t really know what to do with them.

The first is my 58cm Trek 5200 (1993), which at the time was the lightest production frame set in the world. I’ve unfortunately managed to break the seatpin and find myself not being able to get the old seatpin out. It may be a salvageable project for someone, but that someone ain’t me. I’ve taken most of the components off. The frame is otherwise in fair condition - a few scratches and scuffs but it has never been crashed. Would anyone pay me anything for this if I listed it on eBay?

The second is my Argos TT bike. It was state of the art in 1985, double-butted Ishiwata 017 tubes and some nice lugwork. It’s morphed over the years. It’s got a single 55T chainring and the bars are clip on Syntace C2. It’s had these Specialized/HED tri-spoke wheels since I got it in the late 90s - they have got a few dings in the braking surface. I haven’t ridden it for ten years, and for eight years before that! There are spots of rust in some places on the frame. The seatpin isn’t stuck! There’s got to be a steel aficionado out there who would want this?

What does the collective reckon? Opinions or, even better, offers welcome! (If you are keen, I’m based in Uttoxeter/Derby).
 

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I’ve got two bikes which probably class as vintage & classic, I don’t really know what to do with them.

The first is my 58cm Trek 5200 (1993), which at the time was the lightest production frame set in the world. I’ve unfortunately managed to break the seatpin and find myself not being able to get the old seatpin out. It may be a salvageable project for someone, but that someone ain’t me. I’ve taken most of the components off. The frame is otherwise in fair condition - a few scratches and scuffs but it has never been crashed. Would anyone pay me anything for this if I listed it on eBay?

The second is my Argos TT bike. It was state of the art in 1985, double-butted Ishiwata 017 tubes and some nice lugwork. It’s morphed over the years. It’s got a single 55T chainring and the bars are clip on Syntace C2. It’s had these Specialized/HED tri-spoke wheels since I got it in the late 90s - they have got a few dings in the braking surface. I haven’t ridden it for ten years, and for eight years before that! There are spots of rust in some places on the frame. The seatpin isn’t stuck! There’s got to be a steel aficionado out there who would want this?

What does the collective reckon? Opinions or, even better, offers welcome! (If you are keen, I’m based in Uttoxeter/Derby).

That Argos TT bikes got @ColinJ name on it for crag vale!🤔🤣
 

Legs

usually riding on Zwift...
Location
Staffordshire
I’ve got two bikes which probably class as vintage & classic, I don’t really know what to do with them.

The first is my 58cm Trek 5200 (1993), which at the time was the lightest production frame set in the world. I’ve unfortunately managed to break the seatpin and find myself not being able to get the old seatpin out. It may be a salvageable project for someone, but that someone ain’t me. I’ve taken most of the components off. The frame is otherwise in fair condition - a few scratches and scuffs but it has never been crashed. Would anyone pay me anything for this if I listed it on eBay?

The second is my Argos TT bike. It was state of the art in 1985, double-butted Ishiwata 017 tubes and some nice lugwork. It’s morphed over the years. It’s got a single 55T chainring and the bars are clip on Syntace C2. It’s had these Specialized/HED tri-spoke wheels since I got it in the late 90s - they have got a few dings in the braking surface. I haven’t ridden it for ten years, and for eight years before that! There are spots of rust in some places on the frame. The seatpin isn’t stuck! There’s got to be a steel aficionado out there who would want this?

What does the collective reckon? Opinions or, even better, offers welcome! (If you are keen, I’m based in Uttoxeter/Derby).

I’ve been made an offer here:

https://www.goldenagecycles.co.uk/

I think they’ll be given the care they deserve there!
 
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