2003 Felt S32 frame
Everything stock with a few upgrades. I did a custom cabling job because the factory/LBS store job was horrible.
Ritchey adjustable stem.
Look clipless pedals. A3.1
Azoto gel saddle
Cateye Astrale 8
X Lab Saddle Wing
Been wrecked seriously once. Only damage was scratches on shifters and xlab drinking system. Small dent in top tube.
What do you think?
$18.00 - I will paypal you now…
$18.00 - I will paypal you now…
oh heck I’ll go $18.10 site unseen
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7 million people are on their waiting to determine the real value of what you are offering. They spent $4.5 Billion last year.
I’d like to put a starting price on there but don’t want to scare people off. Recent sales of Felt’s have been limited in number and it’s hard to find a good comp.
Think $900 is too high/low?
BTW: 1,000 miles.
I am beginning to think bikes hold their value about as well as American cars so don’t get your hopes up. I would just set reasonable reserve and no beginning price. For some reason I think that works better. People like to guess what the reserve is…kinda like a game.
Mike
Go on E-Bay and search closed auctions for Felt. See what they went for. There is your real value.
This the United States. In the U.S. our economy, the very basis for our system- is ruled by supply and demand and predicated on the belief that the consumer has ultimate say in pricing through demand.
Consumers decide pricing. Leave it to them.
I say turn it into a commuter or crappy weather bike or Ill go $19 even for it 
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$19.50
Seriously, when you can get a new 05 for 11/12 and if you can find a brand new closeout from last year at 8/9. A used, scratched up, 03, what would you pay for it?
Oh great a bidding war.
Ok I’ll go $20. Just how bad a crash was that
Scrapes on shifters. Scrapes on water bottle holders on back of saddle. Dent 0.5cm deep in head tube. All esle perfect from the crash. Except I broker a finger. Good thing the swim was over.
Where did you buy it and where are you located?
Expect to get half of what you paid for anything used. That is a nearly universal rule for an item that is still fully functional.
-SD