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05-03.-2008, 06:31 PM
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FS: Modern Shimano cranksets
I'm thinking about advertising on Ebay the following:
- Shimano 105 triple crankset 170mm. Modern (outboard bearing variant) with little wear, less than 1000Km use. - Ultegra double crankset 170mm. Modern (outboard bearing variant) with around 600Km use. I am posting here to get an idea to see if your collective wisdom can suggest if I'm likely to find a buyer, and what sort of price I could expect. I'm in Canberra, so freight would be a small issue for most prospective customers. I don't want to commit to ebay unless I'm likely to get a reasonable return. |
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05-03.-2008, 08:56 PM
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Re: Modern Shimano cranksets
"Patrick Keogh" <patrick@keogh.net.au> wrote in message news:47ce4c71$1@mail.netspeed.com.au... > I'm thinking about advertising on Ebay the following: > - Shimano 105 triple crankset 170mm. Modern (outboard bearing variant) > with little wear, less than 1000Km use. > - Ultegra double crankset 170mm. Modern (outboard bearing variant) with > around 600Km use. > > I am posting here to get an idea to see if your collective wisdom can > suggest if I'm likely to find a buyer, and what sort of price I could > expect. I'm in Canberra, so freight would be a small issue for most > prospective customers. > > I don't want to commit to ebay unless I'm likely to get a reasonable return. OK, but what is "modern"? 105 groupset but 5400, 5500, 5600, .... Ultegra 6400, 6500, 6600, ... 8 sp, 9 sp. The details for cranksets are important, because the BB lengths for Shimano vary depending on model number. T. |
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05-03.-2008, 10:27 PM
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Re: Modern Shimano cranksets
Tomasso wrote:
> > > OK, but what is "modern"? 105 groupset but 5400, 5500, 5600, .... > Ultegra 6400, 6500, 6600, ... > > 8 sp, 9 sp. > The details for cranksets are important, because the BB lengths for > Shimano vary depending on model number. > > T. Tomasso, thanks for the clarifying questions. Here is the updated detail. - Shimano 105 FC-5504 triple crankset 30/42/52 170mm. Comes with a BB-5500 68 sealed cartridge BB. L <-> R is 118.5. Little wear, less than 1000Km use. - Ultegra FC-6600 double crankset 39/53 170mm. Modern (outboard bearing design) with around 5000Km use. BB not included. |
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06-03.-2008, 07:32 AM
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Re: Modern Shimano cranksets
Watch a few that are being sold on eBay and see what they go for...
"Patrick Keogh" <patrick@keogh.net.au> wrote in message news:47ce4c71$1@mail.netspeed.com.au... > I'm thinking about advertising on Ebay the following: > - Shimano 105 triple crankset 170mm. Modern (outboard bearing variant) > with little wear, less than 1000Km use. > - Ultegra double crankset 170mm. Modern (outboard bearing variant) with > around 600Km use. > > I am posting here to get an idea to see if your collective wisdom can > suggest if I'm likely to find a buyer, and what sort of price I could > expect. I'm in Canberra, so freight would be a small issue for most > prospective customers. > > I don't want to commit to ebay unless I'm likely to get a reasonable > return. |
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