can someone tell me the aprox. value of my mountain bike?
346436
The Giant Rincon was last made in 2003 according to the Giant website.  The MSRP at that time was $330.  I'll wager that the bike is 28-30 pounds.  The current value would be $100-$150 depending on the condition of the bike.  A two-year old used bike is generally worth about half of the MSRP, unless it's something very special.  \n\nA quick search of eBay will show that this bike has been selling around $150.  This is very dependent on the condition and model year.
666436
I have a 976cc four-wheller for sale. Only 450$\nIt is only 1 1/2 years old!!!!!!!!!
463207
probably 50-75 bucks, depending on the condition of the blueing and stock.  sorry, it's not a high dollar item.  but look at the bright side, it's worth the same now as it was 45 years ago, maybe a bit more.
1075884
You could search for it on Ebay and find out what they are going for?
409634
Second hand in my opinion is always the best way, you can get a better quality bike at a greatly reduced price. By second hand I dont mean 'broken', just previously owned.\n\nTo find a good second hand bike I would recommend online auction sites like e-bay.\n\nYou need to know what you are buying though, so you get a good deal and not ripped off, so educate yourself through mountain biking magazines or easier still reviews on websites. \n\nhttp://www.mtbr.com/\nIs good.\n\nI bought a GT moto second hand with heaps of upgrades including new wheel sets, Sram X9 shifter/derailleur, mrp 'bones' crankset and upgraded forks for a great price and has been a quality ride so far.
668355
Wal-Mart has a really good selection of mountain bikes and they are carring really good brands (Mongoose, Schwinn) and you could probably get a really nice one and some accessories for that price!
1069616
I have just bought a Trek hybrid. I know it is not a mountain bike, but Trek is a very good make and I love the bike. My mate has a GT mountain bike with quick fire and disk brakes - it was £320 I think. This was recommended by a mountain bike magazine from 4 others around the same price. One point is that disk brakes wear out VERY quickly. My mates needed changing afte 1 1/2 hours hard riding.\n\nP.S. you can get an entry level hardtail trek for around £270.00 - http://www.trekbike.co.uk/2007/bikes.php?sec=overview&MainCatID=2&SubCatID=8&RangeID=0&ID=210#
999373
you might try ebay... or craigslist... or you local bike shop... or the newspaper classifieds\n\nand here's a tip: describe the bike in detail. make model size color components etc. pictures help.
967865
sorry. it was probably just a sticker. whats the big e and what kind of bike are you looking for? feestyle?
367786
When you get it its going to look pimp but why a mountain bike. Maybe on ebay they have everything
619215
Value can depend on the person willing to pay for it. You can look at prices in a magazine or book for years and the prices they print will be ill relevant. The revolver is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Have it authenticated and documentation to prove it is that old. You can contact S and W to run the serial number to see how old it really is. Good Luck!
730990
You would have to take it to a coin dealer to find out. They can grade its condition and look it up. Chances are, it isn't worth more than 25 cents, but it is worth at least a penny!
115984
The value is about 1100....But check out gunbroker.com ad use their appraisal link...one of the best on the net
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i basically only know for mtb'ing so here you go-\n\nwww.imba.com-international mountain bike association, www.mtbr.com-mountain bike review-very informative for buying bikes, parts etc., www.pinkbike.com- user community, good forums, www.bikeforums.net- anything and everything you'll need to know, lots of great forums!
1030994
Well, you didn't mention if it's a Road bike, BMX bike, etc... but I, too, have recently acquired a Takara (road bike) recently. There's not much out there -- I've been looking. But what I can discern is that these were actually made my Kuwahara from mid '70's until mid/late '80's.\n\nKuwahara, while it sells bikes under it's own name in Japan, Europw and Canada, didn't use it own name in the US, but instead... "Kuwahara Cycles Ltd. never produced a “Kuwahara Brand” bike, they produced private label bikes for more than 20 different companies, the most famous of whom are: Schwinn, Takara, Puch, Concord, Apollo and Azuki."\n\nNow, most people remember te BMX bikes, some know of the Road and MTBs...\n\nThey are nice bikes but as you may have realized have little value in the reslae market. Which is OK with me because it's such a good deal.\n\nIf it's a road bike, it depends on the era, but mine came with the undervalued Suntour derailers, Suntour bar end shifters, Dia-Compe stem, Dia-Compe centerpulls, and 27" Araya aluminum rims with "Sunshine" (Sanshin) hubs. All good components, and the bar end shifters are worth 4 times what I paid for the entier bike last month.
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if you are planing to go off road, i just purchased a giant trance 3 and i love it, full suspention, disc brakes, twenty-seven speed, aluminum frame it weighs about 26lbs, and i payed around $1300, extremely happy with this purchase. \nI recommend talking to your local bike dealer and getting sized for a bike to fit you and your needs, don't just buy one from wal-mart, because when you shop at a dealer they will give you mantainance packages and they can help you better
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there are alot of variables. I'd check ebay